It has also announced moves toward an inflation targeting framework.
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China has threatened to attack if Taiwan moves toward independence.
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Tropical Storm Barry is strengthening as it moves toward Louisiana.
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But Ossoff hasn't made any moves toward making another run.
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Miranda is making moves toward film in his post-Hamilton life.
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Moves toward seriously and wholeheartedly committing to VR as its future.
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Their cooperation is essential to make moves toward cleaner transportation nationwide.
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The purchase proves regrettable as the plot moves toward the absurd.
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HSBC has also made early moves toward meeting the incoming rules.
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The Trump administration has made moves toward walking back that regulation.
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Small, positive moves toward diversity and respectful behavior among colleagues add up.
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Still, the hurricane could strengthen as it moves toward Florida, forecasters warned.
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Endless tit-for-tat moves toward protectionism would be bad for everyone.
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He even was making moves toward getting the Republican nomination in 21990.
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Every generation, it moves toward that American way, oriented toward the individual.
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More unexpected is the way Miguel moves toward the show's center this week.
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Standing my ground while my son moves toward quicksand is impossible to do.
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On the notion of potential moves toward impeachment, however, Pelosi has been cautious.
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If the drummer moves toward the snare, the robot focuses on the tom.
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In times of economic prosperity, the US government moves toward a balanced budget.
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Thus, Trump's fossil-first plan cannot reverse market moves toward cleaner cheaper energy.
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It has made aggressive moves toward Taiwan and in the South China Sea.
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By early July, Mr. Cohen was making overtly hostile moves toward the president.
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As it moves toward him, he lifts his briefcase to let it pass.
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It also won't work if only Hollywood moves toward fair pay and inclusion.
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Surely he'll drop the reality show shtick as he moves toward governing, right?
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And while the show makes moves toward inclusiveness, it still only goes so far.
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The Clinton administration started making moves toward a National Missile Defense in the 1990s.
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Here, the lava flow splits into two channels as it moves toward the ocean.
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But the government will not tolerate any talk of moves toward independence from China.
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Similar moves toward automation have been made in some of the world's busiest ports.
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There will be some near-term moves toward the downside, according to one technician.
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The DPP has traditionally favored moves toward formalizing Taiwan's de facto independence from China.
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" Finally, the statement warns of "any moves toward autocratic political leadership and authoritarian rule.
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Plastic straws will begin to disappear as the world moves toward environmentally-friendly legislation.
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The court order was clearly intended to pre-empt any further moves toward independence.
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He doubted, though, that such links would develop much without concrete moves toward peace.
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"And now it's on me," Juliet says as she moves toward profound self-recognition.
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The fight only looks to get tougher as it moves toward the city of Afrin.
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A wildfire moves toward the town of Anzac from Fort McMurray, on May 4, 2016.
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History shows that sterling tends to weaken on big moves toward Labour in the polls.
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Today, the economy has already begun slowing as Trump moves toward his re-election year.
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Job growth has slowed down this year as the labor market moves toward full employment.
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It quickly moves toward Galveston as a Category 4 storm with 130 mph sustained winds.
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Despite such encouraging moves toward peace, Mali mains plagued by banditry and deadly Islamist attacks.
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Then the trio moves toward a surge, evoking chaos and determination and messy cohesion. G.R.
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Hill, on the other hand, appears to be making moves toward settling down with Santos.
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Mr. Xi has made moves toward such changes, promising to open China's economy even further.
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Even before the 2017 deal, Facebook had already been making moves toward streaming sporting events.
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But Mr. Obama did make some moves toward transparency, like providing White House visitors' logs.
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Invisible though irrevocable moves toward finality and what I imagined as a kind of darkness.
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So as a product moves toward SPF 60+, so too grows the level of UVA protection.
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Steve Delaronde from 3M Health Information Systems is right to applaud the moves toward transparent pricing.
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It moves toward the sunshine when needed, and it retreats to shade when it's had enough.
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He moves toward them slowly and quietly, so as not to startle any of the creatures.
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Economists say they expect job gains to slow as the labor market moves toward full employment.
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Many Republican lawmakers, uneasy with moves toward allowing women in combat, had objected to that provision.
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Modern pickup trucks are quiet and comfortable, and Titan moves toward the head of the pack.
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But on "Friends," he moves toward the upbeat and joyful, and sounds more free than ever.
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Today, civilian politicians and the military are jostling for control as the country moves toward democracy.
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But after four decades of shareholder capitalism, the recent moves toward balance are refreshing and helpful.
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Economists have predicted that jobs growth will slow as the labor market moves toward full employment.
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Activists make moves toward decolonization for Indigenous Peoples' Day, and the Studio Museum expands its scope.
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Land records are gradually being updated and digitized as India moves toward a conclusive land titling system.
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Yet some moves toward a more open and positive reception of women's experiences happened this year, too.
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Senate Democrats reacted with caution to the Trump administration moves toward allowing importation of medicines from Canada.
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Clintonian neoliberal centrism is on the way out, as the party moves toward Bernie Sanders's economic populism.
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If the company moves toward other commercial applications, it could leverage its programs and relationships in Africa.
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But U.F.C. needed a blast from the past to ignite the fanbase as it moves toward 211.
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He must avoid appearing to buckle to U.S. demands, but also deter moves toward a destabilizing war.
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"Life moves toward complexity because complexity is stability — it is resilience in the natural world," she said.
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You&aposll feel the kicks in the lower abdomen as the baby moves toward the birth canal.
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As a noisy object moves toward you, you hear the sound at a higher pitch (higher frequency).
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Hurricane Irma is a strong storm, and may get stronger as it moves toward the Leeward Islands.
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A frankly unimpressive turnoff from the highway leads away from the mountains and moves toward the ocean.
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With Uber, you push a button and watch as the person you summoned moves toward your location.
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"They still have not offered an apology or offered anything that moves toward reconciliation and healing," he said.
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The truck moves slowly as the video begins but picks up speed as it moves toward the crowd.
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U.S. funds that invest in stocks with large market capitalizations are not showing any drastic moves toward precaution.
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A plume of smoke can be seen rising from the lava front as it moves toward the ocean.
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As the series moves toward its close, plotlines are coming together and the story is moving much faster.
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It's not just healthcare, education and finance that will change dramatically as the average lifespan moves toward 150.
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This will be a particular challenge once 25G in the UK moves toward the millimeter wave (mmWave) spectrum.
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Refiners geared toward lower diesel grades will out as the world's biggest diesel consumer moves toward cleaner fuel.
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Still, as SpaceX moves toward using more reusable rockets, these sorts of "expendable" endeavors will become less common.
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He moves toward some of the deeper dimensions of this idea in the latter part of the film.
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The plan is to make moves toward making Glossier a global brand — including London — with one small exception.
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Beijing has threatened before to use force against Taiwan if the self-ruled island moves toward formal independence.
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Regardless, Tuesday's events represented the first significant moves toward resolving the spending fight after a weeks-long stalemate.
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Naturally enough, it ignores opposition from those Saudis who are alarmed by even limited moves toward social liberalization.
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While the kingdom is making gradual moves toward tightly-controlled elections for municipal councils with no lawmaking powers.
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As Russell spoke, he kept making spasmodic moves toward a button on a table that controlled the buzzer.
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Kiprop, the prerace favorite, made a cardinal mistake, twice making moves toward the front but not completing them.
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Here are the key senators as the Senate moves toward a final vote Saturday afternoon on Judge Kavanaugh.
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If Mr. Kim makes any moves toward disarmament, he is likely to press for security guarantees in exchange.
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Moves toward electric vehicles, in particular, will vastly change the types of factories and workers that G.M. needs.
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Some of the earliest moves toward the goal have been focused on gathering and using information about businesses.
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"I expect we'll see more moves toward parity between 1P and 3P selling experience for sellers," Leigh said.
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Some questioned the timing of his backtrack on the issue as he made moves toward a presidential run.
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On Thursday, the Chinese defense minister, Wei Fenghe, warned Taiwan against making any moves toward formalizing its independence.
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As Congress moves toward repealing Obamacare's individual mandate, a growing number of states are exploring creating their own.
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This might become more and more of a reality as Hollywood moves toward focusing more heavily on blockbusters.
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All of those oppose any moves toward a Kurdish state, but the Kurds have been building strong international ties.
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But recent moves toward draconian limits on abortion in the states, and fears over the future of Roe v.
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There is no sign of moves toward a compromise between the government and protesters, whose demands include its resignation.
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Given recent moves toward normalizing relations with Cuba, shouldn't this issue at least be part of the public discussion?
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In yet another scenario, the robot moves toward the wrist to deliver haptic feedback when a notification comes in.
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And even if Facebook made moves toward filtering content, the media would undoubtedly hold it accountable for any mistake.
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On Thursday, U.S. Vice President Mike Pence praised Kim Jong Un for making moves toward peace, but expressed caution.
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The overview moves toward the Baltic States before swinging back up again, towards Sweden and the old Facebook plant.
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However, Moon and his northern counterpart are planning a summit and have already made significant moves toward warming relations.
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As the party moves toward picking a nominee, the last man left standing will be, most certainly, a man.
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But the need for Germany and other countries to support Greece also prompted moves toward closer union in Europe.
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They then reappear behind a gray scrim that slowly moves toward the audience, shrinking the world of the living.
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The conflict in Afghanistan has intensified over recent months, even as moves toward possible future peace talks have accelerated.
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Tropical Storm Jerry moves toward Bermuda Tropical Storm Jerry is still in the Atlantic and generally moving north-northwest.
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Americans continue to rely on their credit cards, while the rest of the world rapidly moves toward mobile payments.
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Though Kurdish leaders say they are ready to talk to Damascus, Ahmed signaled there had been no moves toward negotiations.
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At least five people, including a mother and her infant son, die as the storm slowly moves toward South Carolina.
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The site made moves toward becoming more mainstream, hiring reporters from publications like the Hill and the Wall Street Journal.
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Beijing deems Taiwan a wayward province to be taken by force if necessary, especially if it makes moves toward independence.
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It will be hard for the Fed to justify further rate increases unless inflation moves toward the central bank's target.
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The more the league moves toward shooting, small ball, and perimeter play, the greater the demand for certain defensive prototypes.
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However, some manufacturing will still remain in China as the country moves toward being a consumption-driven economy, he said.
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So far, moves toward Korean reconciliation have brought three summits, a military agreement to defuse tensions and more family reunions.
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In the meantime, there are several metrics to look for as the crisis continues to unfold or moves toward resolution.
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Her party ally Senator Francis Pangilinan said it was part of a series of moves toward removing her from office.
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As he contemplates his options, Bloomberg continues to make moves toward a presidential run, with recent trips to New Hampshire.
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Yahoo is continuing to issue warnings to users about several security incidents as it moves toward an acquisition by Verizon.
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The more Republicans who choose not to run for re-election, the more the expected Democratic tally moves toward 240.
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Turkey and Iran have opposed the referendum and any moves toward Kurdish independence, fearing unrest by their own Kurdish minorities.
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She also stressed that the new factory represents a critical moment for GM as it moves toward electrifying vehicle production.
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Pro tip: if a machete-wielding figure moves toward you — and the game prompts you to run — you should run.
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China's official Xinhua news agency warned any moves toward independence were like a "poison" that would cause Taiwan to perish.
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Al Franken is accused of sexual assault; the FCC relaxes longstanding media ownership regulations; Cambodia moves toward one-party rule.
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Even as the Trump administration moves toward banning the devices, some ATF officials believe it lacks the authority to do so.
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The government has said it aims to stop importing light crude oil this year as it moves toward energy self-efficiency.
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Regional observers welcome the kingdom's moves toward more modern gender laws, but maintain that there remains significant work to be done.
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Screens will remain on its wide-body international aircraft, even as it moves toward streaming-only options on many domestic flights.
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She picks up her pregnant niece, Cora, and they go on an epic walk, which moves toward the novel's dramatic conclusion.
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In countries like Sweden and India, they can mandate moves toward a cashless society and build payments systems to encourage that.
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As the nation state moves toward this new form of networked sovereignty though, what are the challenges that such transience cause?
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But his solid Wisconsin majority at least gives him a chance to sustain momentum as the race moves toward the Northeast.
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She predicts greater profitability next year as it slows its spending on original content and moves toward cash flow positive territory.
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The moves toward value-based purchasing and consumerization are responsible for the integration of PBMs in health-care businesses, he said.
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Investment group Shore Capital reiterated its "buy" rating and said Sirius should become "progressively de-risked" as it moves toward production.
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But even as Volkswagen moves toward a settlement in the United States, it faces scrutiny in its home country and elsewhere.
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As the fighting moves toward more densely populated areas, it presents a grave danger to the many civilians inside the city.
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Hurricane Dorian has forced airports to close and hundreds of flights to be canceled as it moves toward the United States.
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Venus clashes with lucky Jupiter, helping you make moves toward what you need in order to grow and feel at peace.
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Mr. Trump rejected the demand, calling the lifting of sanctions too high a price to pay for partial moves toward denuclearization.
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France's far right sees opportunity in the "Yellow Vest" movement, climate negotiators defy all odds and Ukraine moves toward religious autonomy.
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A senior official told reporters that the US wants "credible moves" toward denuclearization from North Korea before agreeing to direct talks.
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Cooper said that China's military moves toward Taiwan this week may be broader reflection of China's stance toward the entire region.
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Car manufacturers appear to be hitting the accelerator out of Britain as the country moves toward an exit from the European Union.
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And it's another example of magic taking a more prominent role in Game of Thrones as the series moves toward its conclusion.
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To that end, Democratic officials aligned with Obama say they're closely watching Sanders' tone as the race moves toward its final stages.
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For all these reasons, Murphy's work feels anachronistic, like it's swimming against a contemporary tide that moves toward a shore of disenchantment.
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"Theranos recently closed on a recapitalization of its recent investors, unifying their support as the Company moves toward commercializing its innovative technologies."
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Officials have ordered the town of Lakeport in Northern California to evacuate as a wildfire moves toward the Lake County recreation area.
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As fantasy sports betting moves toward legality in more states, they want to capture the audience already making bets through other means.
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If we're talking about media or content, increasing moves toward clickbait, simplistic messages, and also content designed to keep you clicking away.
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On offense, there was never a feeling that the American attackers had any capacity to weave threatening moves toward the Colombia goal.
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So far in 2017, prices have risen 7 percent, and analysts expect further increases as the copper market moves toward a deficit.
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As Michael, now a tropical storm, moves toward the Carolinas, photos are surfacing of the destruction it's already left in its wake.
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But the Russian state nuclear company has made moves toward selling custom-made floating nuclear power stations to countries around the world.
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She told The Atlantic in an interview published Sunday that she will wait for irrefutable evidence before making any moves toward impeachment.
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This year, Netflix is projecting negative $3.5 billion in free cash flow, before it moves toward self-funding its operations in 2020.
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As the student moves toward the office door, the officer wrestles him to the ground as others in the office look on.
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It is financially and militarily weak and has made encouraging moves toward decentralization of power and reconciliation with the Sunnis and Kurds.
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When Amir finishes the circuit, he gets up and wordlessly moves toward a black bucket in the corner of the sparring ring.
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As the Republican presidential race moves toward its closing stages, more and more attention is being focused on the race for delegates.
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Liberalism has become more sure of itself than ever ("the trouble is the idiots"), while it moves toward full-blown emergency footing.
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"I felt certain small moves toward a more constructive approach by our American partners," Lavrov said on his ministry's website on Monday.
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Despite the straightforward score, however, Djokovic was short of perfection as he moves toward a fifth title at the All England Club.
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Despite the straightforward score, however, Djokovic was short of perfection as he moves toward a fifth title at the All England Club.
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But equity markets across the world have seen fluctuations amid the corporate earnings season and central bank moves toward a hawkish path.
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If her polling against Trump continues to improve and she moves toward realigning strength, that enhances her possibilities to win the nomination.
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The board's safety recommendations come as Boeing moves toward a critical period in getting the 737 Max recertified and back in service.
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Many lawmakers have warmly embraced Obama's moves toward more normal relations with Cuba, which became public in a shock announcement in December 2014.
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It could deliver up to 6 inches of rain in some areas as it moves toward lower Michigan by Wednesday evening, officials said.
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Ford, like most of its chief rivals, is seeking ways to profit as the industry moves toward self-driving vehicles and ride-sharing.
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But, as the world moves toward more progressive societies (and, in cases like ours, sadly, regressive), the flaws in the competition still remain.
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Their answer: The parties' moves toward internal party democracy, we maintain, helped create an environment in which a candidate like Trump could succeed.
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The Democratic field is so massive, however, that another millennial veteran is also making moves toward a presidential run: 37-year-old Rep.
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Beijing distrusts Tsai and her independence-leaning ruling government, and sees moves toward independence as a reason to forcibly take control of Taiwan.
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Systrom says that even as his own attention moves toward IGTV and other, newer initiatives, the company has big plans for ephemeral posts.
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So any theory that moves toward facts being subjective has to re-establish some means of communicating knowledge that satisfies two opposing constraints.
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The smaller carriers argue they must merge in order to compete more effectively, especially as the industry moves toward next-generation 5G technology.
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The challenge for stop-Trump forces is that, after Wisconsin, the primary schedule moves toward areas of greater strength for Trump — the Northeast.
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The mere fact that the DPP will take power does not mean that Tsai will make any moves toward legal independence from China.
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In the U.S. alone, the company is slated to add 210,2000 jobs as it moves toward opening 753,275 new stores by that year.
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An Illinois law is proving a thorn in Facebook's side as a class action lawsuit, alleging mishandling of biometric information, moves toward trial.
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" The official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said "our posture toward the regime will not change until we see credible moves toward denuclearization.
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The ongoing question is whether Raul Castro himself will agree to any political or economic liberalization or moves toward actual rule of law.
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Carmakers, the backbone of the German economy, are struggling to adapt as the industry moves toward battery-powered cars and autonomous driving technology.
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It shows Trump grabbing the arm of Montenegro Prime Minister Dusko Markovic as he moves toward the front of a group of leaders.
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That team does not exist, and Apple is unlikely to make any moves toward creating it until the company exhausts its legal options.
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As the narrative moves toward the last few decades, these more obscure stories get pushed aside to make room for the familiar ones.
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CBS, Lopinto's former employer, had made moves toward developing a teletext service during his time there, though he had not worked on it.
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As Hurricane Dorian moves toward the United States after making landfall in the Bahamas on Sunday, Florida's theme parks are taking extra precautions.
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He moves toward a neighboring door, activating the camera, and then runs across the yard before entering the townhome rented by his mother.
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It also has a fresh duo of iPad Pro units that may help it continue this momentum as it moves toward the holidays.
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The vote is likely to decide whether the world's fifth-largest economy leaves the bloc next month or moves toward another EU referendum.
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The Netherlands-based company is trying to use its global scale to build a power business as the world moves toward cleaner energy.
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As Irma (now a tropical storm) moves toward Georgia and Alabama, areas of Florida are still under storm surge and tropical storm warnings.
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If a star moves toward you, its light will be shifted toward the blue end of the color spectrum (higher frequency / shorter wavelength).
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"Definitely, it's seen as a green light for populist and nationalist leaders across Europe to accelerate their moves toward Russia," Dr. Kreko said.
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While the actual moves toward deregulation haven't been quite as ambitious as planned, the approach has won him converts in the business community.
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Beijing sees self-ruled Taiwan as a wayward province to be taken back by force if necessary, particularly if it makes moves toward independence.
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There were occasional moves toward an actual movie, but Burroughs almost immediately acknowledged that it was unlikely the project would ever come to fruition.
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Following bans in France, China, Bangladesh, and Kenya, to name a few, another country is making further moves toward a plastic bag-free existence.
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Samsung and Omnitracs say they are targeting carriers that have not made any moves toward compliance, or plan to wait until the last minute.
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But as the world moves toward visual communication, a name or static profile pic aren't enough to represent us and our breadth of emotions.
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Hedge fund manager Leon Cooperman told CNBC on Thursday he sees 2017 as a period when the U.S. moves toward "normalization" under Donald Trump.
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The compositions cover a welcome dynamic range: Ms. Melford's "Moonless Night" opens in a pool of somber reflection, and slowly moves toward emotional release.
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Meanwhile, Hyperloop One is planning its own larger-scale test track as it moves toward eventually building a its own version of the hyperloop.
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The personal drone project is particularly relevant as Customs and Border Patrol moves toward the construction of a physical wall at the Mexican border.
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Lady Bird, as she moves toward self-acceptance, a classic trope of the coming-of-age tale, similarly seeks the appeal of bumptious capitalism.
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China, in turn, sees self-ruled Taiwan as fit to be taken back by force if necessary, particularly if it makes moves toward independence.
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Leibowitz is behind The Perennial Farming Initiative, a nonprofit launched six months after the restaurant's opening to help farmers make moves toward perennial agriculture.
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The change of heart was driven by a fear of hybrids losing relevance as the broader industry moves toward pure electric vehicles, Nikkei said.
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"Birth of an Accidental Hipster" by Noel Gallagher (Oasis) and Paul Weller (the Jam) moves toward anachronism; it's both Beatles homage and 1990s Britpop.
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These moves toward eliminating the checkout counter (or at least flirting with ditching it) come as consumers spend more and more money shopping online.
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South Korea has favored a step-by-step approach where economic sanctions are lifted incrementally as Pyongyang makes moves toward dismantling its nuclear arsenal.
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A spokesman for Suu Kyi's ruling party, the National League for Democracy, said the curbs on thangyat were "temporary" as Myanmar moves toward democracy.
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This will enable ScaleFactor to provide its users with a more rounded offering, as it moves toward being a hub for all financial matters.
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Trump has repeatedly emphasized the manufacturing sector as he moves toward next year's election, often citing his personal history as a real estate developer.
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As the ILO moves toward adopting the standard, leaders from all sectors should continue to advocate for a robust convention with real accountability levers.
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Judge appointed by Obama, sentenced Jesse Jackson Jr. Judge Amy Berman Jackson will continue to hear their case as it moves toward a trial.
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Investors are betting that Musk's company will disrupt the entire auto industry and gain significant market share as the world moves toward electric cars.
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The natural instinct for panel organizers or hiring managers is to make token moves toward diversity to avoid being dragged like Wired was Thursday.
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Then, a statuesque woman with a beautiful Afro appears in the hallway, a smile on her face; she disappears as Abbas moves toward her.
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In the coming days and weeks, we will see which proposals survive as Congress moves toward possible full votes on these or modified bills.
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Their attacks on feminism and women's sexual autonomy resonate with those anxious about recent developments in moves toward women's equality, like the #MeToo movement.
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Instead, Trump is promising to do things like bring back coal mining jobs, even as the energy industry moves toward gas and solar power.
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President Xi Jinping, above, must avoid appearing to buckle to U.S. demands, but also deter moves toward a destabilizing war on the Korean Peninsula.
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Government officials are thought to be worried about the influence these running groups might have as the country moves toward a major presidential election.
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And it's emerging as one of Trudeau's most complicated headaches as the prime minister moves toward the start of his second term next month.
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A convincing "yes" vote would not lead to immediate independence, but it would set in motion moves toward statehood and toward negotiations with Baghdad.
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The Buttigieg and Warren campaigns both spent at least twice what they raised — a cause for concern as the race moves toward March 3.
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Clinton has made policy moves toward Sanders's positions in recent days, and Sanders has praised the moves, in an apparent prelude to an endorsement.
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In the video released Thursday, Patterson can be seen speaking with another inmate before the inmate puts his hands up and moves toward Patterson.
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This could also very well be the year when Iran finally decides it has nothing further to lose and moves toward a nuclear weapon.
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But Democrats say that McConnell's shrug at Trump's conversation with Zelensky as the House moves toward impeachment underscores their devil's bargain with the president.
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After the announcement, both New Hampshire and Vermont made moves toward legalization, following California welcoming legal recreational weed to the state on January 1.
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The House plan moves toward a consumption tax by allowing businesses to deduct their investment spending immediately, rather than depreciating it slowly over time.
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Mackenzie said he would stick up for the benefits of globalization and opposed moves toward greater intervention such as removing the independence of central banks.
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Or, more likely, they've found that H&M has far more than one million vocal fans who are totally here for its moves toward inclusivity.
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"While the world moves toward repealing the death penalty, Israel is working to ratify this law, which is directed against the Palestinians," Fares told Reuters.
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Twitter has spent years teasing users with small moves toward increasing its 140-character count, each of which has provoked either intense outrage or joy.
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Critics have cast expansions of state power, from the New Deal to the Affordable Care Act, as moves toward government control of just about everything.
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It's an attempt to capitalize on a critical moment in the health care battle, as the Senate moves toward repealing at least parts of Obamacare.
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A prototype, spotted by software engineer Jane Manchun Wong, shows the platform making moves toward making its direct messaging service, Direct, accessible via your browser.
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The analysts also expressed concern that Roku's business model could become outdated if the industry moves toward a more open approach to targeted TV ads.
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As healthcare moves toward genetically tailored treatments, one of the biggest hurdles to truly personalized medicine is the lack of fast, low-cost genetic testing.
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Weinman repeatedly refuses to give the officer her last name, and the officer says, "OK, that's it, I'm done with you," and moves toward her.
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He added that Iran will be watching how the United States handles North Korea, and Pyongyang will be watching the Trump administration's moves toward Tehran.
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China has repeatedly warned that hard-won peace and stability across the narrow strait that separates them could be affected by any moves toward independence.
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"We're seeing some positive moves toward an end to deflation," Shinichi Uchida, head of the BOJ's Nagoya branch in central Japan, told a news conference.
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Investors widely expect the Fed to raise rates at its policy meeting next week as the economy moves toward the Fed's mandate of full employment.
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Further moves toward financial liberalisation in ASEAN will depend on the pressures facing each system, and will be sensitive to changes in the political climate.
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Basically: As the flower moves toward the model's crotch, it looks a lot less like a bloom and a lot more like a period stain.
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"As the grid moves toward a more distributed model, the command-and-control infrastructure is moving to a more distributed model as well," Wolf says.
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The referendum does not automatically trigger a declaration of independence but sets in motion a series of moves toward the establishment of a Kurdish state.
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CNN's meteorologist said another 1-23 inches is set to fall across central New York state Tuesday as the system slowly moves toward the north.
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"All options are on the table and our posture toward the regime will not change until we see credible moves toward denuclearization," the official said.
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"The United Kingdom is concerned by reports of possible moves toward annexation of parts of the West Bank by Israel," Raab said in a statement.
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But Mr. Kerry dismissed the idea that more Arab states would strike peace deals with Israel without any moves toward an agreement with the Palestinians.
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Despite some important moves toward reform, from their founding to the current day, the trade policy advisory committee system remains dominated by U.S. corporate interests.
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Sonos markets its high-end speakers to audiophiles and music nuts as the speaker industry increasingly moves toward smart assistants like Amazon's and Google's offerings.
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They also said they wanted any moves toward faster integration by countries in the "core" of the EU to be available to all member states.
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Dorian has now weakened to a Category 2 storm, although it has grown larger in area as it moves toward the US. At 5 a.m.
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As the industry moves toward standardization, she said, businesses are trying out ways to promote their products within a competitive—and sometimes overwhelming—new legal marketplace.
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Computer model projections show that Typhoon Lan may grow to be a particularly large storm in the Northwest Pacific as it intensifies and moves toward Japan.
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Saudi Arabia's Energy Minister Khalid A. Al-Falih says the idea that oil companies face "stranded assets" as the world moves toward green energy is dangerous.
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Instead, the storm seems like it's just fading into nothing as it moves toward Neptune's south pole and not the planet's equator as expected, NASA said.
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Total assets grew by $3 billion to $31.1 billion, as the firm moves toward a medium-term target of hitting $50 billion in assets under management.
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"We're seeing some positive moves toward an end to deflation," Uchida told a news conference, adding that companies were benefiting from robust domestic and overseas demand.
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As part of this as well, it looks like the company will be rebalancing its production as it moves toward an emphasis on the Model 3.
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Michelle Obama was traveling frequently, had a full-time job, and was helping her husband campaign as he was making his first moves toward the presidency.
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Cox's comments come as Trump moves toward naming a justice to replace retiring Justice Anthony Kennedy, and speculation has swirled around appellate Judge Amy Coney Barret.
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For Ford, the win is for its European business, which could benefit enormously from using the MEB platform as the continent moves toward reducing vehicle emissions.
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Yep, that means no women on the directorial or writing teams — a thing we'll keep complaining about until the industry moves toward anything resembling gender parity.
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The Senate is expected to decide on Wednesday whether to begin debating its proposal, as the measure moves toward a decisive floor vote later this week.
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Snapchat has not revealed exactly why it has decided to bin Snapcash — especially since the platform has made huge moves toward in-app purchases of late.
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Donald Tusk, the president of the European Council, the body that organizes the bloc's summit meetings, warned this week that moves toward centralization were increasingly unrealistic.
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Over the last decade, coal states and industry towns have seen production steadily drop and jobs disappear as the nation moves toward cheaper and cleaner fuels.
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Ireland aims to cut its deficit to 0.4 percent of gross domestic product this year as it moves toward its first balanced budget in a decade.
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And, according to the whistleblower, this incident was part of a wider pattern, which could lead to even more ammunition as the House moves toward impeachment.
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Twitter, to that extent, has started making some moves toward silencing abuse in order to curb the harassment problem that's plagued the platform throughout its existence.
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Despite the threat from short-sellers, Tesla shares hit an all-time high Thursday as the company moves toward starting production on the Model 3 sedan.
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But as the state moves toward an actual plan, congestion pricing could potentially become a thorny issue for Mr. Cuomo, who faces re-election this year.
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The Kurds are the region's fourth-largest ethnic group, spread across Iran, Turkey, Syria and Iraq, all of which oppose any moves toward a Kurdish state.
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The city is key to the company's success as Uber moves toward an initial public offering next year, at a value as high as $120 billion.
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The homogeneity of the frontrunners for the job is a bit surprising, given the paper's recent editors and its moves toward diversity in the lower newsroom.
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As San Francisco moves toward a one-industry town with soaring costs, the dearth of children is one more change that raises questions about its character.
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Officers again tell her to exit the vehicle, and Clements steps out and moves toward the officers, when one of them fires his weapon three times.
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The mine's cash flow will de reduced by $170 million this year, because of low prices and global moves toward renewable energy, Fonseca told the newspaper.
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Deval Patrick announced his campaign last week, and former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg has made moves toward an eleventh-hour bid for the party's nomination.
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This historic reduction in spending – in addition to many other moves toward a more efficient and accountable UN – is a big step in the right direction.
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SENATE MOVES TOWARD CONFIRMING TILLERSON: The Senate voted nearly along party lines Monday to move forward on considering Rex Tillerson's nomination to be secretary of State.
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Sonos markets its high-end, web-connected speakers to audiophiles and music fans as the speaker industry moves toward smart assistants made by Amazon and Google.
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If the next year of data-gathering goes well, at least one of them, Beam Therapeutics, could make its first moves toward human trials in 2021.
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Representatives from industry associations and at least 35 medical marijuana stores met to discuss how to keep selling as Canada moves toward legalizing the drug's recreational use.
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After losing strength over Puerto Rico, Hurricane Maria has intensified in the Caribbean with 125 mph winds as it slowly moves toward the Turks and Caicos Islands.
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The move to replace Lasseter with new leadership has come alongside a number of other moves toward more storytelling diversity at Pixar, some championed by Lasseter himself.
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It would overturn some of what Obama allies consider his foreign policy achievements, including the Iran deal and his moves toward normal relations with Communist-ruled Cuba.
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Moves toward a possible sale are expected to accelerate in the coming days, sources tell CNBC, with a deal potentially happening within the next 30-45 days.
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Barring a breakthrough, Israel could hold a new election, with parliament already making initial moves toward a fresh poll and legislators proposing September for the national vote.
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Despite Trump's "friendly" engagement with Duterte, the US government has opportunities to help end the bloodshed of Duterte's drug war and bring about meaningful moves toward accountability.
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In the end, the aid resumed in 2015 over security concerns without any meaningful moves toward more democratic governance in Egypt -- the official condition for resuming aid.
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The current Chinese leadership is certainly not inclined to take military action against Taiwan, as long as Taiwan does not make any explicit moves toward formal independence.
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"In 2H18, iPhones could put pricing pressure on RF suppliers as Apple moves toward lower-end LCD phones with a higher BOM [build of materials]," he wrote.
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He said Kim had told him the "corresponding measures" he was seeking were security guarantees Trump pledged in Singapore and moves toward normalization of relations with Washington.
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The worry is that real moves toward impeaching Trump will embolden his supporters, theoretically damaging the strong hand Democrats appear to hold heading into the presidential election.
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Both voted overwhelmingly to stay in the E.U. But prominent political leaders in Scotland and Northern Ireland called on Friday for new moves toward separating from Britain.
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Moon said Kim had told him the "corresponding measures" he was seeking were security guarantees Trump pledged in Singapore and moves toward normalization of relations with Washington.
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Murkowski's Friday vote means that Republicans likely can't count on her to bolster their support for Kavanaugh as the Senate moves toward a vote on his confirmation.
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Despite their uneasy relationship, the French and Japanese companies need each other to survive technological upheaval as the industry moves toward electric cars with autonomous driving capability.
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North Korea is seeking a step-by-step approach in which moves toward denuclearization are matched by concessions from the U.S., notably a relaxation of the sanctions.
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But it has also forced Buckingham Palace to confront the changing nature of British royal life as the era of Queen Elizabeth II moves toward a close.
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The trilateral summits date back to the fallout from the 1997 Asian financial crisis, which devastated businesses across the region and prompted moves toward greater economic integration.
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But some Democrats predict the GOP is going to reach for a middle ground in the coming weeks as impeachment moves toward reality rather than a hypothetical.
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The migrant caravan, according to local reports, has gained members as it moves toward the U.S. border, fueled by unrest and gang activity in Central American nations.
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As the Sun moves toward your personal horizon, you're encouraged to catch up on your rest and prepare for all of the opportunities Libra season will offer.
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The majority of the work in the exhibition does hold hands and moves toward some rough estimation of what revolution might look like, and does so singing.
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CBS has also made more moves toward expanding digital distribution, including its CBS All Access streaming offering, while Viacom is lagging behind, eMarketer senior analyst Paul Verna added.
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All of them are monochromatic squares filled with a carefully controlled field of differently colored dots, a luminous center slowly dissipating as it moves toward the painting's edges.
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But Mandel says the most important thing is continuing to build that friendly relationship with the user, and that will remain central to any future moves toward monetization.
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"As more soil washes down (over years or maybe just days), the void space moves toward the surface until it can't hold together anymore," the department's website explains.
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A bipartisan group of lawmakers in the Senate has introduced a bill designed to protect the technical integrity of American elections as the nation moves toward midterm season.
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The Taliban have made gains as moves toward a possible peace deal continued, with government forces in control of just over half the country, according to U.S. estimates.
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Apple took down the sale pages for its iPod nano and iPod shuffle today, discontinuing both products as it moves toward "simplifying [its] iPod lineup," per The Verge.
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In addition, the ring of white terrazzo slabs inside will, if the wall moves toward them, slide up over the top of the floor slabs next to them.
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But that could change as the coalition moves toward the Islamic State's largest urban strongholds — Mosul, Iraq, and Raqqa, Syria — raising a potential problem for the United States.
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Within a few years, Mr. Dylan was confounding the very notion of folk music, with ever more complex songs and moves toward a more rock 'n' roll sound.
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Now, as the West moves toward another round of United Nations sanctions, China's mood is very different, said a former senior Chinese official who worked on North Korea.
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Recent storms are just another reminder of why the Trump administration should deny permits for seismic airgun blasting and halt any moves toward developing new offshore oil drilling.
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As the company moves toward an IPO, it will need to convince investors that its significant growth makes it a worthwhile long-term investment despite equally large losses.
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Karen is only one of several storms currently churning in the Atlantic — Tropical Storm Jerry has been downgraded to a post-tropical cyclone as it moves toward Bermuda.
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This is both good economic news and a plus for the environment, as Mexican power generation capacity moves toward eco-friendly natural gas and away from fuel oil.
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The 2-year Treasury note yield has risen considerably as the Federal Reserve has raised its benchmark interest rate target and made moves toward reducing its balance sheet.
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WASHINGTON — President Obama pledged on Wednesday to lift all remaining sanctions against Myanmar, seeking to reward the country's recent moves toward democracy after decades of brutal military rule.
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The Moon is in Scorpio today, lighting up the sector of your chart that rules worldly success—it's a powerful day to make moves toward your career goals.
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So the summit meeting discussed migration, with no decisions expected before June at the earliest, and nascent moves toward more cooperation and efficiency on European defense and procurement.
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As California moves toward referendums in 2020 on sentencing laws and bail, scholars worry that opponents will be successful in stoking fear among the public about runaway crime.
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CONTRARY TO THE assumption that society moves toward equality on its own, the ascent of black artists into the status quo has been a result of diligent actors.
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It begins with a homage to Ying Yang Twins's naughty "Wait (The Whisper Song)," then moves toward mid-2000s platinum-pop explosions atop which G-Dragon easily swaggers.
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The head of Russia's central bank applauded the U.S. Federal Reserve's moves toward higher, more historically "normal" interest rates, and called on other central banks to follow suit.
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The U.S. business community remains a staunch partner to Brazil as it moves toward market-oriented reforms and deeper integration in the world economy, and the Brazil-U.
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It's not too soon to give serious thought to how to meet what is sure to be a savage capitalist response to even the first moves toward socialism.
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It was part of a year-end burst of bipartisan legislating that has broken out this week, even as the Democratic-led House moves toward impeaching Mr. Trump.
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Shanahan did not suggest any moves toward U.S. military intervention in Venezuela, although he repeated that all options were "on the table" - a common refrain by Trump's administration.
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Buzz Aldrin moves toward a position to deploy two components of the Early Apollo Scientific Experiments Package (EASEP) on the surface of the moon during the Apollo 11 mission.
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Though it will be weeks before Congress votes on that bill, Thursday still marked a victory for the Republican Party as it moves toward overhauling the country's healthcare system.
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In a press conference today, the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence presented its urgent recommendations for protecting election systems as the U.S. moves toward midterm elections later this year.
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Lucid will need the kind of institutional knowledge Hochholdinger gained over his career as it moves toward its first production vehicle, the Lucid Air, as well as future models.
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While the company's VTOL aircraft is flight-ready now, as the industry moves toward more autonomous vehicles, Wiegand expects to be working with European regulators on meeting new requirements.
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One of the bigger rumors about macOS 10.14 before Apple revealed it earlier this month was that it would mark the long-anticipated moves toward merging macOS and iOS.
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Beijing regards Taiwan as a renegade province, ineligible for state-to-state relations, and to be taken back by force if necessary, especially if it makes moves toward independence.
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It wasn't supposed to be this way: The 2017 tax cut and aggressive moves toward deregulation were supposed to pull the U.S. economy out of its glacial move higher.
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But what women's tennis does face as it moves toward a post-Serena era is the question of who, if anyone, will emerge as even a quasi-dominant champion.
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By emulating Snapchat's model, Facebook is likely hoping to encourage some of Snapchat's most enviable user behaviors among its own users as it moves toward more private messaging environments.
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Representing states from Maine to Washington and several Midwestern ones in between, this group urged the commission to use all available data as it moves toward a final rule.
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Malaysia and Indonesia have signed an ABIF agreement and others are being negotiated, but the bigger moves toward regional financial liberalisation well be happening outside of the ABIF framework.
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But any moves toward gender equality have been accompanied by a crackdown on dissent, including the arrest and alleged torture of women's rights activists as well as Muslim clerics.
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As kratom has no history of being particularly popular, or problematic, surprised vendors have rushed to remove it from their shelves before the DEA moves toward a permanent ban.
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He also agreed to dismantle missile facilities in the presence of outside inspectors, and he promised additional moves toward denuclearization if the United States takes steps of its own.
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Over the past year, Amazon has been on a drone and transportation patent spree as the online retail giant continues to make moves toward becoming its own delivery service.
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As the primary moves toward more of America's major cities, Sanders should talk up his plan to build 10 million new affordable housing units and repair existing public housing.
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Races like this one represent an essential test for Democrats: Can the party win over moderate, suburban and affluent voters even as it moves toward a more populist bent?
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Elmhurst, a 2200-bed public hospital in Queens, has begun transferring patients not suffering from coronavirus to other hospitals as it moves toward becoming dedicated entirely to the outbreak.
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As he moves toward adulthood, Noumouké, a 15-year-old boy being raised by his mother in the suburbs of Paris, finds himself caught between his two older brothers.
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As the economy moves toward full employment, the nation's largest businesses are doing the bulk of the hiring, adding 22019,000 jobs compared with the 34,000 hired by smaller firms.
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As the House moves toward what even he says is an inevitable vote to impeach him for high crimes and misdemeanors, President Trump toggles between self-pity and combativeness.
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As the House moves toward what even he says is an inevitable vote to impeach him for high crimes and misdemeanors, Mr. Trump toggles between self-pity and combativeness.
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The provincial government will consult with First Nations and other stakeholder groups during the fall to determine the next steps as it moves toward ending trophy hunting, it said.
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We see this most fully today, as Cary Wolfe suggested, in the intellectual moves toward post-humanism and the bestowing of rights both to humans and to other animals.
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Though it will be weeks before Congress votes on that bill, Thursday still marked a victory for the Republican Party as it moves toward overhauling the country's health care system.
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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, who needs the support of Catalan nationalists to pass laws, favors dialogue to give Catalonia more autonomy but has ruled out any moves toward independence.
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These kinds of moves toward opacity wall off employees from the outside world and make it more likely that they won't experience public pressure related to their taxpayer-funded work.
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In the past year, Beijing has stepped up such military exercises, designed to send a message to Taiwan that it will thwart what it sees as any moves toward independence.
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But in the past year, it's become clear that car companies are getting with the future, and making incremental moves toward other business models, like ride-sharing and car-sharing.
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I-SDS moves toward a storage design that mimics how the human brain stores vast amounts of data with the unique ability to call it up at a moment's notice.
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It would overturn or back away from what Obama allies see as his foreign policy achievements, including the Iran deal and his moves toward normal relations with Communist-ruled Cuba.
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Still, with Pelosi opposing any moves toward impeachment unless there is something so explosive that Senate Republicans will sign on, Democrats are continuing to mount investigations into the Trump administration.
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Manhattan joins Brooklyn in moving to a declined-prosecution model as the nation&aposs biggest city moves toward decriminalizing low-level marijuana offenses and the state grapples with potential legalization.
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After all, the bright and shining dream of the far right is quite simply a continent-wide Brexit just as Britain moves toward its anticipated departure from the European Union.
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But as Glitch moves toward products like Tensor Flow, an open-source artificial intelligence library, the company makes sure every example includes education around responsible use of technologies, Dash said.
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The easement comes as Obama prepares to travel to Cuba March 21-22 amid moves toward normal relations with the island nation just 90 miles (145 km) from Florida's coast.
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" At the same time, Lee said Congress should build new laws to help protect consumers, especially as the world moves toward a new wave of what he called "ambient computing.
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Elsewhere in Asia, Japan moves toward a renewed nationalism and has removed restrictions on its defense spending and the deployment of its military in the face of growing Chinese power.
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European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi said he expected a vigorous pickup in euro zone inflation, backing moves toward unwinding an ECB asset purchase program meant to stimulate the economy.
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The Russian Orthodox Church on Monday moved to sever all ties with the Constantinople Patriarchate, the Orthodox mother church, to protest its moves toward creating an independent church in Ukraine.
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When Mr. Kim met with Mr. Xi on Monday, he proposed "phased, synchronized" moves toward denuclearization, which is the same approach the North insisted on in past negotiations with Washington.
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China's state news media reported that Mr. Kim had called for "phased, synchronized" moves toward denuclearizing his country — the same approach the North insisted on in past negotiations with Washington.
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Florida Moves Toward Arming Teachers, Despite Opposition From Parkland Students The State Senate approved legislation that would allow some classroom teachers to carry firearms, a policy opposed by student activists.
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"The more it gets into the use of these algorithms to really start narrowing down the matching, the more it moves toward looking like an employment agency," Ms. Kim said.
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"WJC asked that we flip two big sections of the speech so the Moms and Flint move toward the end and the affirmative agenda moves toward the front," he wrote.
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Such a solution could take the form of a multi-year program that moves toward normalization, and involves a non-NATO mediator such as Sweden or Finland, according to Clark.
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And also some sort of political assurance involving diplomatic normalization talks between Washington and Pyongyang, plus some moves toward transformation of the armistice agreement into some sort of peace treaty.
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"All options are on the table and our posture toward the regime will not change until we see credible moves toward denuclearization," a senior administration official told reporters on Tuesday.
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Grassley said they discussed the ongoing China negotiations, the early moves toward a U.S.-Japan bilateral trade deal, and the USMCA (Trump's re-negotiated NAFTA, which Congress has yet to approve).
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It's the final day of the Syrian peace negotiations, and the latest moves toward ending the bloody, six-year civil war -- or at least consolidating a fragile ceasefire -- are being announced.
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Plans to do away with corporate debt subsidies will also face opposition and may well not survive the inevitable negotiations and horse-trading as a tax reform plan moves toward reality.
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And as Melchior, Moritz's tutor in the ways of sex, the handsome Mr. McKenzie gives an impassioned performance that grows in emotional intensity as the musical moves toward its dark ending.
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But he reiterated on Tuesday that he was ruling out any moves toward independence by the region, and that its pro- and anti-secessionist factions needed to negotiate with each other.
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But moves toward the upper end of the band have prompted action before, and the trend likely will be a topic of discussion at next week's Federal Open Market Committee meeting.
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Lebanon has the third largest debt-to-GDP ratio in the world at more than 150 percent, and the new government is expected to start moves toward bringing down the deficit.
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Well, with all of the discussions of artificial intelligence and automation hitting the workforce, I think we will need to start making moves toward some new ways of working, as well.
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And now US ships are moving toward the Korean Peninsula, with a not-so-veiled threat to launch a pre-emptive strike if Pyongyang moves toward yet another nuclear weapons test.
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Intensifying recession fears, volatile financial markets and moves toward negative rates by other central banks have triggered speculation over whether the Fed may have to reverse course on its tightening policy.
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Once no one is "outperforming," a handful of managers takes more risk, and "Generation No. 22000" moves toward adjusting for growth (buying into companies with a good price/earnings/growth ratio).
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According to Carlota Perez' work, this is the moment when core markets become saturated and the set of technologies and financial capital moves toward the periphery: toward the less-advanced countries.
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Lebanon has the third largest debt-to-GDP ratio in the world at more than 150 percent, and a new government is expected to start moves toward bringing down the deficit.
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Then Sabella does a series of spectacular ronds de jambe (big circles of the leg in the air, which look even bigger in her red gown) as she moves toward him.
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One of the reasons the putsch against him failed is that, over the past few years, Turkey's moves toward European Union accession had weakened the military's role and standing in society.
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As more officers arrive and begin to grab at the man's wrists, Augustus pulls away from them, and at least one officer opens fire as Augustus's hand moves toward his waist.
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Schipper will serve as Chief People Officer, overseeing global HR for New York-based Yext, and will lead the expansion of the company's global employees as it moves toward an IPO.
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And as the fighting grinds on, there is a persistent fear of a major humanitarian crisis in the coming days and weeks, as the fighting moves toward more densely populated areas.
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" The sergeant, Freddy Lopez, then moves toward the man, who is in a waiting area across a low wall, and orders him to stop recording because "the law says you can't.
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As the fashion industry moves toward improved size inclusion and representation, Victoria's Secret's runway shows and overall branding have been heavily criticized for its lack of body diversity in its models.
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As Mr. Wu, 56, moves toward the police, a commander in a white shirt directs another officer to fire tear gas, which lands a few meters behind Mr. Wu, videos show.
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Elmhurst, a 545-bed public hospital in Queens, has begun transferring patients not suffering from coronavirus to other facilities as it moves toward becoming a facility dedicated entirely to the outbreak.
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A U.S. district judge ruled Tuesday that claims against drug companies over the opioid epidemic can go to trial, even as Purdue Pharma moves toward offering a settlement to those impacted.
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Mr. Vucic may be trying to calm European concerns as Serbia moves toward membership in the European Union, while he continues to cozy up to Russia and beef up Serbia's military.
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Another world might be possible when the Kingdom feels internally secure and moves toward a representative government that solves domestic problems by consensus rather than blaming external enemies for its shortcomings.
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As the case against Officer Yanez moves toward trial, Mr. Castile's mother, Valerie, urged any protests to remain peaceful and said her family was pleased with the decision to bring charges.
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As it moves toward the East Coast, it could deliver ice Friday to the middle of the country, then mess up travel into the Monday commute, CNN meteorologist Gene Norman said.
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But the moves toward examining past abuses are so far limited to relatively small nations or countries where the focus is on historical events rather than the current use of torture.
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It's true that international trade hurts people on the individual level — mainly manufacturing workers who have seen their wages lowered or their jobs go overseas as the country moves toward globalization.
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MOSCOW/KIEV (Reuters) - Russia vowed on Friday to defend Russian church believers in Ukraine from any illegal activity against them following Kiev's moves toward a historic split from the Russian Orthodox Church.
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It regards the island as a renegade province, ineligible for state to state relations and to be brought under Chinese control, by force if needed, especially if Taiwan moves toward formal independence.
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That number, which represents the highest level of support for this position since Quinnipiac started asking the question in 2012, comes as the new administration moves toward a tougher stance on immigration.
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With the show renewed for a third season, we'll likely see the same situation, as the show wraps up Caliban's War and moves toward Abbadon's Gate, the third novel in the series.
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Indeed, while it's important to celebrate moves toward inclusion, it's often too tempting on the part of the media to say that disability representation has "arrived" due to one show or performer.
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The rally in stocks comes as a host of Asian central banks are scheduled to hold policy meetings later in the day, with most expected to flag moves toward looser monetary settings.
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"As the entertainment industry moves toward a closed ecosystem model with less transparency, our clients and businesses need more insight, resources and solutions than ever before," the company wrote in the filing.
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These strong moves toward reorienting the Republican Party away from Trumpism seem highly unlikely, in part because they cut against some of the objectives conservatives have been fighting to advance for decades.
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But I do think their reliance on app install ads is disproportionate, and it will recalibrate as the market moves toward the Top 10 mobile advertisers matching the Top 10 advertisers overall.
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But the ERDF cash has long since been banked by the city, prior to the U.K.'s moves toward Brexit, and the fund has already started drawing down funds from the EIB.
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A Microsoft spokesperson said the goal of the cuts is to simplify its sales operation and allow the company to restructure as its business moves toward cloud services instead of reducing costs.
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So while the moves toward fewer labels may partly have to do with long-term cost-cutting, they probably also have to do with a bet on even longer-term sales growth.
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As the US now moves toward the final game, one last takeaway remains: Yes, the USWNT, so far ahead of the pack in so many ways for so long, is being challenged.
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President Donald Trump said Wednesday there's "a good chance" that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will "do what is right for his people and for humanity" and make moves toward peace.
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Non-judgment—or looking at emotions as neither good nor bad—can be an effective way to manage challenging feelings that come up as we attempt to make moves toward what matters.
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As Microsoft makes its own moves toward making sure that services like Microsoft Office 365 run as great on iPhone and Android as they do on Windows, Mojang can offer some inspiration.
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The timing also coincides with new Amazon moves toward offering a styling service, with a new Alexa device that gives fashion advice and a growing number of clothing brands built in-house.
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On Thursday, North Korean state media called on "all Koreans at home and abroad" to support moves toward reunification and eliminate obstacles created by "outside forces," a reference to the United States.
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The U.K.'s first December election in almost a century is likely to decide whether the world's fifth-largest economy leaves the European Union next month or moves toward another EU referendum.
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As the nation rapidly moves toward a minority white society, one study this year found that next year's census could see the worst undercount of black and Latinx people in 30 years.
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As Neal moves toward releasing a fleshed-out legislative proposal, backers of last year's bicameral plan are touting theirs as the only viable fix that has the backing of the Trump administration.
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But the U.S. has long been opposed to Kurdish moves toward independence, fearing it could lead to the breakup of Iraq and bring even more instability to an already volatile Middle East.
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Robbins, who took over as CEO in 2015 from John Chambers, is tasked with turning around a mammoth legacy tech company as the industry moves toward cloud computing and open-source software.
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As the movie moves toward its climax, Scott drops any subtlety about the sexual themes, and puts two of the surviving crew members into a steamy shower, where they're preparing to have sex.
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But there have been no practical moves toward scheduling such a meeting, with both sides deeply divided over the issue of Jewish settlements on occupied land that Palestinians seek for an independent state.
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But as Facebook moves toward allowing users from all three of its major services to message each other across a single technical backend, even seemingly innocuous features like this can risk intense scrutiny.
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SYDNEY, Australia — This country is at a crossroads with its energy future: one that aggressively moves toward cleaner resources in response to climate change versus one that holds onto fossil fuels far longer.
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He made the announcement after meeting with Myanmar's de facto leader Aung San Suu Kyi in the Oval Office, a symbolic image of his moves toward repairing broken US relationships across the globe.
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Where Altered Carbon was a neo-noir cyberpunk story that focused on the consequences of wealth inequality, Broken Angels is a very different book that moves toward military science fiction and space opera.
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The inspector general report said the FAA has fallen short on the delivery of new technologies in major programs, including performance-based navigation, as the agency moves toward a next-generation flight system.
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Central European ratesetters are adopting a wait-and-see approach, as moves toward lower borrowing costs in major economies take pressure off them to tighten monetary conditions in the face of inflationary pressures.
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Gaga has been steadily making moves toward an acting career over the past few years, showing up in small roles in movies like Machete Kills and Sin City: A Dame to Kill For.
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In December, the White House said the government required a major overhaul of its information technology systems as well as needing to protect data better and accelerate moves toward using cloud-based technology.
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Chao said last week at the South by Southwest conference that a new regulatory body would commence as a way to quicken moves toward technology such as self driving cars, according to Axios.
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Wednesday morning, Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy announced that he will be suspending Catalonian political autonomy and taking direct control of the region in an attempt to foil the recent moves toward independence.
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"Instead of holding their hands, and educating them in a way that increased confidence, they sort of treated the markets like they were irrelevant," Peters said, talking about WeWork's moves toward public markets.
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Both Seoul and Washington have said they have not decided about future exercises, including large-scale drills scheduled for next spring, indicating that it will depend on whether North Korea moves toward denuclearizing.
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Beijing's moves toward more shareholder-friendly state-owned enterprises has helped make them preferred investments over private-sector firms for international investors by a three-to-one margin, according to an A.C.G.A. survey.
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As he moves toward a late plunge into the still-crowded Democratic primary, his friends and former advisers and other big Wall Street donors say they love the idea of a President Bloomberg.
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As the storm system moves toward the East Coast, it could deliver ice Friday to the middle of the country, then mess up travel into the Monday commute, CNN meteorologist Gene Norman said.
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I hope that farmers like Mwembo will still be able to provide for their families if the UN moves toward international decriminalization of weed and the bottom falls out of the illicit market.
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More to the point, say Stalder and Palaniappan, people likely can and will gain greater control over their finances over the next decade, as workforces change and the world moves toward more micro transactions.
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Rubio, a former candidate, staunchly opposes Democratic President Barack Obama's recent moves toward more normal relations with Havana, as does Republican Senator Ted Cruz, also a Cuban-American, who remains in the presidential race.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - It is important for Spain to uphold the rule of law to preserve stability, German Chancellor Angela Merkel's spokesman said on Wednesday as Catalonia moves toward declaring independence from the EU state.
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The movie, which is based on the true story of Mark O'Brien, charts the evolution of their relationship through six nerve-wracking sessions, where he moves toward losing his virginity and finding romantic companionship.
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Biden and Kerry defended the Obama administration's work to secure the Iran nuclear deal last year, hailing it as one of the biggest moves toward pursuing security and peace in the region for Israel.
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Corbyn said the Conservative Party's moves toward selecting a new leader means the government has become "ever more unstable and its authority eroded" undermining confidence in the "government's ability to deliver any compromise agreement".
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But just what the cease-fire could mean for the prospect of peace talks was unclear, with the resurgent Taliban dictating the reality on the battlefield and, as a result, any moves toward peace.
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Mr. Lavrov called for the lifting of sanctions on North Korea — the centerpiece of Mr. Trump's strategy for drawing the North to the bargaining table — and endorsed moves toward reconciliation on the Korean Peninsula.
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Daryl G. Kimball, the executive director of the Arms Control Association, said that he had not heard of Syrian moves toward more chemical attacks, but that he suspected intelligence reports had prompted the statement.
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Pressure starts to build for changeAs the Saudi state moves toward liberalizing its society — however slowly and unevenly — the beginnings of a backlash over the Dar Alreaya system can be seen in Saudi society.
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"We haven't figured out how to make a good business out of this," Calmes said, pointing to shrinking advertising revenues and the shuttering of newspapers as the industry moves toward digital and away from print.
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The administration's new proposed Obamacare rule is designed to alleviate financial worries that insurers have about staying in that market next year while the Trump administration moves toward repealing and replacing the Affordable Care Act.
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Many analysts viewed the currency's surprise bump higher as just a hiccup as it moves toward further, mild depreciation as the dollar strengthens and mainland policymakers aim for yuan stability against the trade-weighted basket.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain said it will begin trialing driverless cars on motorways for the first time in 2017, as it moves toward its goal of allowing autonomous cars to take to the streets by 2020.
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RELATED: India moves toward U.S. on climate change Secretary of State John Kerry has said that the U.S. may now do more with India on a government-to-government basis than virtually any other nation.
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The euro, meanwhile, clawed back some gains as Italy took steps to form a new government and as German Chancellor Angela Merkel said over the weekend that Germany favoured moves toward a European Monetary Fund.
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Beijing claims Taiwan as a part of China and has never ruled out the use of force to bring Taiwan under its control, warning that any moves toward formal independence could prompt an armed response.
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As a gauge of global stocks moves toward a record, alarm bells are ringing over the speed and scale of a rally built on hopes that the economic damage from the coronavirus will be contained.
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Since January's landslide win by Tsai Ing-wen and her Democratic Progressive Party in Taiwan's presidential and parliamentary elections, China has warned against any moves toward independence and said it will defend the country's sovereignty.
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In an interview with Reuters early Friday, Justin Bamberg, one of the lawyers who is representing Scott's family, said the video shows that the 43-year-old did not make any aggressive moves toward police.
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"He has a hyper majority in Congress and will continue to use this to limit criticism... It is possible Duterte may make moves toward creating a more authoritarian regime in the near future," said Thompson.
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One of the most well-established conclusions in economics, both theoretically and empirically, is that moves toward free trade, except in very rare circumstances, make the vast majority of citizens in partner countries better off.
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But the euro clawed back some gains as Italy took steps to form a new government and as German Chancellor Angela Merkel said over the weekend that Germany favored moves toward a European Monetary Fund.
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The political center is shrinking, as many on the left move from liberalism toward misnamed "progressivism" that often espouses many regressive and intolerant elements, and as the right moves toward populism and outright white supremacy.
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Delphi has shed most of its lower-margin automotive supplier businesses in recent years, and is seen as one of the companies best placed to grow as the automotive industry moves toward self-driving vehicles.
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Mr. Than Shwe stepped down in 2011 as the country's moves toward democracy were beginning, but the choice of Mr. Myint Swe was seen as a sign that he still had influence with the military.
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Environmental conditions are expected to be generally conducive for a tropical or subtropical cyclone to form on Friday or Saturday while the system moves toward the southeastern U.S. coast, the Miami-based weather forecaster said.
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"I think the political risk is enormous," he told reporters, adding that in an age of fake news and "Russian troll factories," moves toward an age limit would be likely to explode on social media.
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The high turnout and the few reports of irregularities represent a huge turnaround in a nation with a troubled and authoritarian past, though it is far from clear if the moves toward democracy will last.
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Florida Prepares to Apologize for Horrors at Boys' School As a bill pushing for an official apology moves toward the state's Senate floor, officials expressed regret to the victims of the Dozier School for Boys.
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" As the world moves toward an "intellectual and thought-based economy, where intellectual property is the key," Mr. McKenzie said, "protection of state secrets and organizations' secrets is going to be the most important thing.
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He has not made any formal moves toward a presidential run, but he toured the Iowa State Fair on Thursday and was set to appear at the Democratic Wing Ding in Clear Lake on Friday.
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The rally in stocks comes as a host of central banks in Asia and Europe are scheduled to hold policy meetings later in the day, with most expected to flag moves toward looser monetary settings.
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He has narrowed his choice to seven of the 30 clubs in North America and will begin meeting with them face to face in the Los Angeles area as he moves toward a final decision.
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The literature on the harmful effects of climate change is extensive, but "This Changes Everything" specifically focuses on the role business has played, and why citizens must demand that significant moves toward sustainability are enforced.
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And all the while, it wove in check-ins with the characters we've gotten to know over previous episodes (though Detective Box is fading a bit into the background as the case moves toward trial).
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As America moves toward marijuana legalization and an opioid overdose epidemic shows few signs of waning, the question of how parents should talk to their kids about drugs is more urgent and complicated than ever.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Two leading critics of President Barack Obama's moves toward normal relations with Cuba introduced legislation on Wednesday seeking to temporarily halt commercial flights between the United States and the island because of security concerns.
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And the Academy's moves toward developing a more diverse membership, bolstered by a large influx of nominees who don't fit the typical "older, straight white man" Oscar voter mold, could have also worked in Moonlight's favor.
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At Mercedes-Benz, robots have started being replaced by humans; the German company says human dexterity is required as the company moves toward customization by offering more options to consumers, like heated or cooled cup holders.
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RELATED: Obama nominates Cuba ambassador, first in over half-century There have been moves toward improving economic ties between the two countries, and earlier this month the first commercial flights resumed between the US and Cuba.
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Beijing has never renounced the use of force to bring the island of 23 million people, which it calls a renegade province, back under its control, particularly if it were to make moves toward formal independence.
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But recent moves toward inclusivity that involve creating a line of hijabs and a bag collection that features same-sex family units seem like the brand is deliberately making public gestures to correct its past mistakes.
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Democrats are also watching for any administration moves toward privatization of veterans' care, particularly following implementation of the VA Choice Act, which made it easier for veterans to get care outside of the VA system. Rep.
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The Wall Street Journal reports: A pro- Donald Trump super PAC is ratcheting up activity, setting a fundraising goal of at least $15 million as the New York businessman moves toward clinching the Republican presidential nomination.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - South Korea's president spoke of "heart-warming" moves toward peace on the Korean peninsula on Wednesday, a day before he is expected to relay an invitation to Pope Francis to visit North Korea.
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WASHINGTON — As Hillary Clinton moves toward the Democratic presidential nomination, she faces legal hurdles from her use of a private computer server as secretary of state that could jar her campaign's momentum in the months ahead.
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As Kotaku aptly points out, Ninja has made real moves toward being a role model for his 10 million+ Twitch followers, from cutting down on cursing on stream to giving to charity and other important causes.
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Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi said last week at Recode's annual conference the company moved out of Southeast Asia, with the goal of strengthening itself in other markets in mind, as it moves toward increasing its profitability.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Malaysia's state energy firm Petronas expects to start offering oil products from its new refining-petrochemical complex in April as the project moves toward full commercial production in October, a senior company official said.
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For instance, if the rest of the world moves toward stricter rules anyway, the American market could find itself an industry laggard, ceding leadership in clean vehicle technology to markets like China or the European Union.
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Wordplay FRIDAY PUZZLE — One way to know whether you are getting better at solving — that's a question I'm asked quite often — is when your preference for certain days of the week moves toward the weekend puzzles.
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A tropical depression or a tropical storm is forecast to form within the next day or so as the system moves toward the northwest through the northwestern Bahamas and toward the Florida Peninsula, the NHC said.
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Starting November 9, as the dust settles after the Race for the White House concludes, it will be worth noting how the political class picks itself up off the floor and moves toward 85033 and 2020.
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But a senior administration official sounded a note of caution after the President spoke, saying the US is looking for North Korea to take concrete actions or "credible moves" toward denuclearization before agreeing to direct talks.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's Prime Minister signaled a thaw in relations with Catalonia on Monday, signing up to joint initiatives in a first meeting with the region's leader but again ruling out any moves toward Catalan independence.
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Other GOP senators offered remarks that suggested they are more troubled by the repeated infighting — particularly as the party moves toward a possible tax-reform fight in which three Republican defections would doom their coming legislation.
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"Because memory is so full of holes and flawed, as a witness gets exposed to a suspect, their memory of the case moves toward the suspect," Nancy Franklin, a psychology professor at Stony Brook University, said.
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Woolf: Our sense of self is depleted My parents went through World War II and felt positive about the postwar moves toward European unity: they hoped their children would not have to face what they had faced.
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But the reason this is a company to watch is because it is beginning to make moves toward aggressive international expansion, which could position the company as one of the most ascendant startups in the developing world.
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"What's critical to Treasury yields is the pace that the Fed moves toward its new neutral policy rate, which, to define, is a rate or yield at which the economy and inflation are in balance," Gross said.
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The system brewing north of the Bahamas has a 90 percent chance of developing into a tropical storm over the next day or two as it moves toward South Carolina, according to the U.S. National Hurricane Center.
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If the region moves toward direct conflict, Turkey will likely stand with Qatar, since the country has a substantial interest in running pipelines from Qatar's gas reserves in the future as well as relatively strong historical ties.
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ABOUT THE CANADIENS (216-23-22): Max Pacioretty scored his team-high 25th goal Saturday and fourth in three games as he moves toward his fourth straight 30-goal season and fifth in the last six campaigns.
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The weather picture hasn't cleared, either: as of Friday, the National Hurricane Center has issued hurricane warnings for parts of Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida as Tropical Storm Nate moves toward landfall in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Raúl Grijalva (D-Ariz.), who is slated to be chairman of the House Natural Resources Committee next year, indicated that he will be scrutinizing the decision and other moves toward drilling when he wields the committee gavel.
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And while Mnuchin has encouraged Trump that any moves toward firing or downgrading Powell would be catastrophic, some other White House advisers have taken a less grave view, which has given Trump an opening to discuss it.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia should scrap the 13 percent profit tax on funds repatriated from abroad and renew an amnesty from penalties for businesses returning capital, as Washington moves toward tougher sanctions, President Vladimir Putin said on Monday.
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While the domestic steel sector has applauded the administration's moves toward tariffs, carmakers and other manufacturers are warning that escalating trade tensions could end up forcing them to scale back on hiring in the months to come.
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Relatives of the dead plant the flags — thin strips of fabric that run the length of tall poles — during the 49 days it takes to guide and protect the soul as it moves toward the next life.
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Most administrations start with modest proposals to build trust between the parties and then, when these efforts have bred mutual suspicion and disappointment, they propose a framework for an agreement just as the process moves toward collapse.
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Small says that more professional investors will be putting money into bond ETFs in the future as the bond business moves toward electronic trading, a shift that happened more than a decade ago in the stock market.
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The publisher has shifted its focus in recent years, with newspapers such as Die Welt and Bild becoming gradually less important to its overall business as it moves toward online classified portals such as jobs site Stepstone.
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In any case, the Governing Council continues to stand ready to adjust all of its instruments, as appropriate, to ensure that inflation moves toward its aim in a sustained manner, in line with its commitment to symmetry.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Democratic-led U.S. House of Representatives Judiciary Committee will formally hear evidence of wrongdoing against President Donald Trump on Monday, as it moves toward a likely vote on whether to approve formal impeachment charges.
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Industry advocates and their allies in Congress said the long-awaited moves toward deregulation was good for consumers and the economy, as they simply wanted to eliminate measures that they believed cost jobs and drove up prices.
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"This action supports the United States-led global effort to apply maximum pressure until the North Korean regime ends its illicit programs, changes its behavior and moves toward denuclearization of the Korean peninsula," the White House said.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Airbus said on Friday it had urged United Technologies to "keep its eye on the ball" in its role as a commercial aerospace supplier as it moves toward a planned merger with U.S. defense contractor Raytheon.
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Humes believes if the people around Maduro abandon him and the country moves toward a more centrist, pragmatic approach, then it will do some "relatively easy economic fixes" that will have enough broad-based political support to work.
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Smaller and more slight than the famously leggy Ms. Turner, Ms. Warren seems to grow in size and stature as she moves toward a fireworks-laden final concert in Brazil that has the feeling of a victory parade.
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Schultz has made significant moves toward formally announcing a presidential bid, even in the face of a barrage of criticism from Democrats wary that he would siphon votes from that party's challenger to Trump in a presidential election.
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If EU leaders refuse to play ball and Johnson moves toward a no-deal Brexit, some of the lawmakers in his own Conservative party have threatened to thwart what they see as a blind leap into economic chaos.
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"Oil prices are now starting to drift a little," said Greg McKenna, chief market strategist at futures brokerage AxiTrader, adding that this was due to OPEC's and Russia's "moves toward an increase in production at the June meeting".
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"It's not that the right will win power, but they'll feel they have history with them, and pro-European elites in government will be on the back foot and afraid of moves toward more integration," Mr. Grant said.
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While the 40-year old was making moves toward topping the season's rankings, France's Victor Dubuisson fired himself into contention for the tournament win with an eight-under-par round to lead by one shot after 54 holes.
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Tuesday's blast was a "horrifying attack" and a "cowardly act" said opposition lawmaker Senator Risa Hontiveros, a backer of the autonomy law who urged that the attack should not derail moves toward self-determination for the region's Muslims.
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President Obama is using his State of the Union speech Tuesday night to chastise lawmakers who deny the science of climate change, saying they will "be pretty lonely" as the world moves toward cleaner energy in the future.
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He enters the hotel and makes lusty faces as the camera moves toward a skinny white blonde wearing green, then passes her for a shot of Nobby's target: Ms. Sidibe, who's dark-skinned, round and also in green.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Toyota Motor Corp and auto-parts maker Denso Corp on Wednesday said they have agreed to set up a joint venture to develop next-generation automotive semiconductors as the industry moves toward connected and autonomous vehicles.
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As the country and the world around it become increasingly more digital, a culture that already deeply marginalizes women socially and economically threatens to continue to do so even as the world moves toward a more digital future.
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The ban, though limited in scope, has been seen as an important first step to making similar restrictions more widespread across Germany, where the presence of a huge auto industry has made moves toward such measures more difficult.
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While the proposed tax reforms offer positive moves toward greater dynamism, prospects of robust growth and potential for increased wages, the real solution to this dilemma is found in restoring both discretion and sustainability to the federal budget.
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The latest advisories from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's National Hurricane Center predict that the "potentially catastrophic" Category 5 storm will continue to strengthen as it moves toward the northern Leeward Islands late Tuesday and into Wednesday.
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The watch's sensors track the movement of the user's finger as they swipe the slider, and by tracking the position and changing size of the finger as it moves toward the watch, the calibration calculations can be automatically made.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel's weekend statement that Germany was in favour of a moves toward a European Monetary Fund to resolve issues of euro zone sovereign debt sustainability also helped lift the mood at the start of the week.
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That helped eat into the euro's gains against the dollar after a European Central Bank meeting which quelled expectations of swift moves toward a further easing of policy that would flood the market with yet more euros next year.
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Eventbrite just made some pricing changes as it moves toward an IPO Backed by Sequoia, Tiger Global and T. Rowe Price, which together own about 48 percent of the company, Eventbrite has raised roughly $330 million from private investors.
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Initial moves toward the micropersonal seemed sane enough: Share the extra storage space in your garage (Spacer) or the empty parking spot in your driveway (Pavemint, CARMAnation) or that boat you spent way too much money on (Boatbound, Antlos).
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The bill follows a measure introduced on Tuesday by two other senators, Democrat Ben Cardin and Republican John McCain, seeking to preserve a focus on human rights in Myanmar as the United States moves toward easing or lifting sanctions.
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Rubio, who is Cuban-American and a former 2016 Republican presidential candidate, opposes Obama's moves toward normalizing relations with Havana and often pushes for the White House to take a stronger stand on human rights issues in Latin America.
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The federation released the figures as it moves toward mediating a federal lawsuit in which players for the women's team accused U.S. Soccer of "institutionalized gender discrimination" that includes inequitable compensation when compared to players on the men's team.
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With Attorney General Jeff Sessions sticking up for mass incarceration and making moves toward stricter mandatory minimums at the federal level, more and more women could end up languishing in cells no matter how small the charges against them.
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The European Central Bank is looking at loosening its rules for bond purchases to allow it to by a wider range of debt if it moves toward returning to quantitative easing, Bloomberg reported, citing people familiar with the discussions.
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Taking a sweeping but personal view of contemporary Brazilian politics, filmmaker Petra Costa traces what happens when a country finally embraces democracy after years of military dictatorship — and then squanders its progress as it moves toward far-right authoritarianism.
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But it remains generally unknown exactly what Ohtani's decision-making criteria will be as he moves toward picking a club for whom he will most likely pitch, and possibly be a regular hitter as well, in the 2018 season.
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The further May moves toward softening Brexit, the more she alienates dedicated Brexit supporters in her own Conservative party who think the threat of a no-deal exit is a big bargaining chip and should anyway not be feared.
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Hurricane Irma was upgraded to a Category 53 storm Tuesday, with maximum sustained winds of 25 mph (2156 kph) expected as it moves toward the Leeward Islands in the eastern Caribbean, the Miami-based National Hurricane Center said Tuesday.
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Hurricane Irma was upgraded to a Category 5 storm Tuesday, with maximum sustained winds of 175 mph (281 kph) expected as it moves toward the Leeward Islands in the eastern Caribbean, the Miami-based National Hurricane Center said Tuesday.
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BANGKOK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The trafficking of women to China for sex work or forced marriage is expanding across Vietnam, an expert said, predicting that more Vietnamese women will be trafficked across Southeast Asia as the region moves toward freer trade.
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Daimler opened a Mercedes-Benz research and development center in Tel Aviv last year, making it one of a growing number of multinational firms seeking to tap into Israel's auto technology expertise as the industry moves toward self-driving cars.
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Tuesday's data, suggesting the slowdown has further to run, will make uncomfortable reading for the European Central Bank as it moves toward ending in December the program of asset purchases it introduced in 2015 to boost inflation and economic growth.
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The settlement, which the U.S. Justice Department announced on Monday, will help DaVita tie up a loose end as it moves toward completing its sale of its primary care unit to UnitedHealth Group Inc as part of a $4.9 billion deal.
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In light of these issues, and as technology moves toward complete control of the vehicle with increasingly less human intervention, we may see the law evolve to place more emphasis on products liability theories and perhaps strict liability rather than negligence.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Subtropical Storm Alberto, the first named storm of the 2000 Atlantic hurricane season, is forcing the evacuation of oil workers from the U.S. Gulf of Mexico as it moves toward a Monday landfall between New Orleans and Florida's panhandle.
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While Microsoft embraced a cross-platform strategy ever since Satya Nadella took over as CEO more than three years ago, these updates are some of the most significant strides yet the company has made moves toward embracing iOS and Android.
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NUSA DUA, Indonesia (Reuters) - Slowing economic growth in China is weighing on demand expectations for thermal coal in the world's biggest market for the fuel, while global moves toward cleaner energy are compounding problems arising from a glut in supply.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's Finance Ministry said on Friday that national gasoline prices would fall 2 Mexican cents per liter on Saturday, but prices would be set daily beginning next week as the country moves toward a free market in gasoline.
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A drop of water rolls down a vein of the leaf, gaining speed as it moves toward the leaf's edge, where it stops, expands slightly in size, and then falls over the edge and down, thirty feet, to the forest floor.
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Medical charity Medecins Sans Frontieres said it received 151 injured people in recent weeks in its trauma center in the southern city of Aden, many of whom came from Hodeidah, and expects to receive more as fighting moves toward Hodeidah city.
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The outlook comes as the U.S. hurricane center warned that a storm north of the Bahamas has a 90 percent chance of strengthening into a tropical depression or storm over the next day or two as it moves toward South Carolina.
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A tropical depression is likely to form this weekend or early next week while the disturbance moves toward the west-northwest and then toward the northwest over the central Atlantic during the next several days, the Miami-based weather forecaster said.
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All of this is particularly painful to observe from here in the United States -- a nation that itself is not immune to criticism -- because it is almost an article of faith that humanity steadily, irrevocably moves toward freedom and justice.
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"It is important for us to wave the flag of free trade in response to global moves toward protectionism by quickly concluding the free trade agreement with Europe," Abe told ministers at a meeting on Tuesday about the EU negotiations.
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"It is important for us to wave the flag of free trade in response to global moves toward protectionism by quickly concluding the free trade agreement with Europe," Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe told ministers at a meeting on Tuesday.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - China will defend its rights under World Trade Organization tariff rules if U.S. President-elect Donald Trump moves toward executing his campaign threats to levy punitive duties on goods made in China, a senior trade official said on Wednesday.
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He has also stepped up his use of executive authority in recent weeks, protecting roughly 445,000 square miles of ocean by creating and expanding marine monuments, and promising to lift decades-old sanctions on Myanmar to reward its moves toward democracy.
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Pompeo told CNN last week he would not put a timeline on negotiations with North Korea, but said the Trump administration will regularly assess the regime's seriousness about abandoning its nuclear program as the US moves toward normalizing relations with Pyongyang.
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Chinese leaders have proved themselves rational actors when they fully understand the consequences of their actions, so there would be no war, even if Taiwan politicians tried to take advantage of the U.S. security guarantee by making moves toward formal independence.
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Ultimately, unless it changes its internal culture around secrecy at all costs, and moves toward openness and transparency, it will be very challenging for Google and its parent company Alphabet to make a real dent in the $3.5 trillion medical sector.
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Liberals hail them as moves toward a social democratic welfare state and a foreign policy more skeptical of military intervention; conservatives critique Obama's efforts to expand regulation and the government's reach, and accuse him of abdicating America's role as world hegemon.
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Details were being worked out, but congressional sources told Reuters the White House hoped the delegation would include Republicans as well as Obama's fellow Democrats, to underscore bipartisan support for his moves toward normal relations with the Communist-ruled country.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. State Department official said on Tuesday that Washington has no plans to change a Cold War-era law granting special immigration benefits to Cubans, despite President Barack Obama's moves toward normalized relations with the island country.
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As the transmission moves toward person to person spread within communities, the approach has changed to mitigation and reducing the impact, which includes bringing in supplies and equipment and facilitating the surveillance and testing of patients and healthcare workers, Bharel said.
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Turkey and Iran, who opposed moves toward Kurdish independence out of fear of arousing such moves among their own Kurdish minorities, have also failed to follow through on bellicose threats, including military exercises on the Kurdish border and economic isolation.
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In the US, the anger about Latino immigration has linked up to another racial anxiety: Many white Americans believe their privileged status is being eroded by the past half-century of moves toward treating African American as truly equal citizens.
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The missive penned by Kim Yong Chol, the former head of North Korea's spy agency, and addressed to Pompeo, warned that denuclearization talks are "again at stake and may fall apart" unless the U.S. moves toward signing a peace treaty.
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The Trump administration is increasingly frustrated over the slow pace of negotiations and fears that North Korea is not making substantive moves toward dismantling and ending its nuclear weapons program — as Washington said was promised during the meeting in Singapore.
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Not all his colleagues in the director Simon Evans's all-British ensemble are able to rein themselves in as the play moves toward its macabre conclusion, but Mr. Bloom connects to the part of Killer Joe Cooper without any condescension.
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Politicians within the fragile separatist coalition that governs Catalonia are aware that any further moves toward secession could land them before the Supreme Court, where they would join some of their former colleagues who are already in prison, awaiting trial.
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Dorian has become a Category 1 hurricane near St. Thomas in the United States Virgin Islands as it moves toward Puerto Rico, threatening heavy flooding and landslides in the U.S territory still recovering from Hurricane Maria nearly two years ago.
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Mr. Barr renewed the debate this year, saying Facebook's moves toward end-to-end encryption — which shields the content of messages from everyone but the sender and recipient — makes it harder for law enforcement officers to track malicious behavior online.
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Washington (CNN)As the Democratic-led US House moves toward an impeachment vote on President Donald Trump, attention is turning to the likely Senate trial and how forcefully Chief Justice John Roberts might operate as he presides over the chamber.
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Lofgren's comments come as Congress moves toward the next phase in the proceedings against Trump, with the House Intelligence Committee expected to allow lawmakers to review its impeachment report Monday ahead of a schedule vote to approve it on Tuesday.
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Taking a sweeping but personal view of contemporary Brazilian politics, filmmaker Petra Costa shows what it looks like when a country finally embraces democracy after years of military dictatorship — and then squanders its progress as it moves toward far-right authoritarianism.
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Speaking in a gentler vocal register than the querulous pitch she can adopt on cue (as in "Downton"), Ms. Smith never overplays her hand, preferring to keep us guessing as she moves toward and away from any real grasp of events.
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Within this, I have been thinking a lot about the structure of the retroactive: Harold Pinter's Betrayal, for example, in which the story of a failed affair moves toward the past to become the story of a marriage about to be demolished.
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As the electorate moves toward consuming and sharing information via niche channels, and away from engaging directly with mainstream media, candidates are following suit (it's no surprise that mainstream candidates are dragging their heels while niche candidates can't quite believe their luck).
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Still, business is likely to pick up in the second half of this year, as the company wraps up last year's acquisitions, releases new products, closes on large contracts, and moves toward business with better profit margins, executives said on a conference call.
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China's President called the progress China had made under his watch "truly remarkable" but said more needed to be done as the country moves toward a goal of "national rejuvenation" -- a phrase he used repeatedly during the more than three-hour speech.
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Pompeo told CNN last week that he would not put a timeline on negotiations with North Korea, but he said the Trump administration will regularly assess the regime's seriousness about abandoning its nuclear program as the US moves toward normalizing relations with Pyongyang.
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No matter how much the country as a whole moves toward them -- and away from Trump -- between now and 2021, the party simply cannot afford to be shut out of the redistricting process in as many states as it was eight years ago.
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To help calm the waters, Minister Liu spoke of China's bold moves toward the opening of its domestic economy and relaxation of entry barriers to broad swaths of the Chinese marketplace, both in the goods sector as well as the services sector.
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As the industry moves toward becoming more inclusive, "imperfect" skin is still a trait that continues to be stigmatized — even though according to the American Academy of Dermatology, acne is the most common skin condition in the U.S., affecting over 50 million Americans.
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A valid assertion of executive privilege by the president can also provide a basis to lawfully defy a subpoena, so Mr. Trump's invocation of it gives Mr. Barr an argument and a shield as the matter moves toward a likely court fight.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration said on Thursday that it would allow states to impose work requirements in Medicaid, a major policy shift that moves toward fulfilling a conservative vision for one of the nation's largest social insurance programs for low-income people.
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In the case of Uzbekistan, administration officials said Mr. Trump wanted to forge an early alliance with a former Soviet state in a strategically vital location north of Afghanistan in order to encourage its recent moves toward greater political and economic openness.
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Trump teeters on the edge of a familiar North Korean trap US wants denuclearization before talks The US is looking for North Korea to take concrete actions or "credible moves" toward denuclearization before agreeing to direct talks, a senior administration official said.
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Community leaders worry that much of the delicate progress of the last couple of decades — the softening of entrenched prejudices, the gradual moves toward reconciliation — could be shattered by the reintroduction of an us-versus-them mentality that a harder border would bring.
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Going into Hanoi, the President should understand that he's expected to stick with negotiations in the face of peer pressure, even if denuclearization is not really on the table, and to announce landmark moves toward peace, even if Kim doesn't deserve it.
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As he moves toward a presidential announcement, New York billionaire Michael Bloomberg is rolling out plans to spend an estimated $15 million to $20 million on a voter registration drive designed to weaken President Donald Trump's reelection chances in five battleground states.
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Washington (CNN)As a migrant caravan hundreds of miles away moves toward the United States, the Trump administration is weighing its options on trying to block entry to the United States and possibly narrow the category of individuals who can apply for asylum.
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Republican Senator Marco Rubio, who has been critical of Trump's moves toward ZTE, blasted his administration over the reported agreement for having "surrendered" to Beijing and pledged that Congress, led by Trump's fellow Republicans, would seek to block any deal with the company.
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KABUL/PESHAWAR, Pakistan (Reuters) - As moves toward peace pick up in Afghanistan, the Taliban are trying to show they have changed since the brutal days of the 1990s when they banned music and girls' education and carried out public executions in Kabul's football stadium.
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On the new podcast, Chang called out the "hypocrisy" of tech leaders who talk a big game about their own ambitions and talents but have been reluctant to make simple moves toward equality, like paying women the same as men doing the same job.
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In the past year, Beijing has stepped up such military exercises, designed to send a message to Taiwan that it will thwart what it sees as any moves toward independence, even as Tsai has pledged to maintain the status quo and keep the peace.
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"The soon-to-be old team has done a good job tidying up and refocusing, whilst still leaving plenty of scope for the new team," he added, flagging significant remaining upside for investors as the bank moves toward a targeted 10 percent return on equity.
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Ford is pursuing two parallels tracks — develop and test the self-driving vehicle system while separately work on the business side of how a dedicated fleet of autonomous vehicles might operate in the real world —as it moves toward its targeted commercial launch in 2021.
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Casado won a clear victory in a ballot of People's Party members at the end of July with a call for party unity, a stronger Spain at the heart of Europe and tougher laws to stave off any moves toward independence by its regions.
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UK shares surged after the news.. The European Central Bank is looking at loosening its rules for bond purchases to allow it to by a wider range of debt if it moves toward returning to quantitative easing, Bloomberg reported, citing people familiar with the discussions.
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Florida gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum (D) on Thursday said that there are no partisan motives in the effort to recount votes following the midterm elections, saying the process is "democracy" as the state moves toward a recount in both the gubernatorial and Senate races.
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The United States and China would see "sizable" losses in manufacturing as capacity moves toward Mexico, Canada, and East Asia if tariffs were hiked to 25 percent on all goods flowing between the two countries, the IMF said in its April World Economic Outlook.
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Back in Washington, expect few moves toward compromise, new salvos fired at U.S. institutions, and — as evident in the State of the Union — a dogged willingness to push the most controversial policies, like the border wall, even as the public tires of such ideas.
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Washington (CNN)Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told CNN he would not put a timeline on negotiations with North Korea, but said the Trump administration will regularly assess the regime's seriousness about abandoning its nuclear program as the US moves toward normalizing relations with Pyongyang.
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Curious cooks and diners alike travel often (particularly to the United States), seek out unfamiliar foods, and are prompting a new style of cooking that deviates from heavily Italian-influenced flavors and moves toward a globalized palate that mixes foreign dishes with locally available ingredients.
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But as Congress moves toward repealing the mandate as part of tax reform, voters, legislators and industry experts have flocked to its defense, pointing out that doing away with it would cause already high premiums for individual health plans to rise by 213 percent.
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Credit...Video by Robert Rieger Near the end of his 1933 novel "Romance in Marseille," newly and belatedly published for the first time by Penguin Classics, the Harlem Renaissance writer Claude McKay moves toward an operatic climax by steering several characters into a bar.
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Parnas' appearance comes as the Senate moves toward a showdown over whether they should hear from witnesses and consider other evidence in the trial, as Democrats want, or move toward a final vote on whether Trump should be removed from office, as many Republicans want.
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The company went through a major round of layoffs Friday, dropping the size of its studio from about 250 people down to just 25 people as the developer moves toward "majority studio closure," Gamasutra, The Verge, and US Gamer, and former Telltale employees reported Friday. pic.twitter.
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Facebook is increasingly competing with Netflix as the social media company moves toward original video content, and there was some speculation that Hastings could step away from the board much like Sandberg this year said she would step off Disney's board amid concerns about competition over content.
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The single currency had surged to a 81.483-1/2-month peak of $1.1815 on Monday after European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi said he sees a vigorous pickup in euro zone inflation, backing moves toward unwinding an ECB asset-purchase program meant to stimulate the economy.
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The last five years have been one of the quietest times in California history for earthquakes -- we went 250 years without a magnitude 27.1 -- yet we were also seeing more moves toward seismic safety at the local government level than we have at any other time.
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This is due to something similar to the Doppler effect (think about how a siren sounds higher in pitch as a cop car moves toward you.) "And that tells us about how this material is rotating as it falls into the whirlpool [or waterfall]," Mack says.
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The single currency had surged to a 3-1/81.483-month peak of $1.1815 on Monday after European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi said he sees a vigorous pickup in euro zone inflation, backing moves toward unwinding an ECB asset-purchase program meant to stimulate the economy.
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As the health care sector moves toward payment for value rather than volume, PBMs are providing expertise in developing and executing on these types of outcomes-based contracts that are intended to ensure that our pharmaceutical dollars are spent on drugs that provide the best outcomes.
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"The proposed rule is in line with the scientific community's moves toward increased data sharing to address the 'replication crisis,' in which a significant proportion of published research may be false or not reproducible," an EPA spokesperson told VICE News, reiterating the press release issued on Tuesday.
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Andy Samberg and Sandra Oh kicked off the 2019 Golden Globe Awards with a lighthearted "roast" of some of the people in the room at the Beverly Hilton — and a heartfelt tribute to the slow but steady moves toward greater diversity in Hollywood over the past year.
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The acquisition — a sign of Verizon's growing interest in the advertising business — comes as the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) moves toward a final vote on the hotly contested proposed rules, which would require internet providers to get permission before using their customers data for most advertising purposes.
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The single currency had surged to a 3-20143/2-month peak of $1.1815 on Monday after European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi said he sees a vigorous pickup in euro zone inflation, backing moves toward unwinding an ECB asset-purchase program meant to stimulate the economy.
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When Mr. Kim met with President Xi Jinping of China twice in the past two months, he sought support for his country's longstanding demand that Washington and its allies take "synchronized" steps to satisfy the North's security needs in return for any "phased" moves toward denuclearization.
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When Mr. Kim met recently with President Xi Jinping in Beijing and the coastal city of Dalian, he sought support for his country's longstanding demand that Washington and its allies take "synchronized" steps to satisfy the North's security needs in return for any "phased" moves toward denuclearization.
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Latin America has suffered countless drug-related deaths in recent decades, and stop-start moves toward the legalization of medical - and even recreational - marijuana in countries like Colombia, Mexico and Uruguay represent a broader reassessment of drug laws in a region long-typified by aggressive prohibition.
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Now what's taken seriously are moves toward assimilation and universality, so this idea that every woman should be a feminist, I don't actually agree with because not every woman needs to be on the streets, not every woman needs to put her body on the line.
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While Florence was a Category 1 storm Sunday afternoon, it's forecast to take advantage of warm sea surface temperatures, the absence of wind shear and other inhibiting factors to rapidly intensify to a Category 4 or possibly even Category 5 hurricane as it moves toward the East Coast.
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As the plan now moves toward conference to reconcile the House and Senate versions, there are fixes that must be made: The corporate tax should be immediate, the small business tax should be set at 25 percent and the personal taxes should be set at the four bracket level.
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Then, we finally get to something in the news, as Jones moves toward his talking points on the Roy Moore allegations and says that all he did was call a girl "purty" and that if this is what is going to take him down than we're all doomed.
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Finally, tell us more about what you think: Given your understanding of the conflict between North and South Korea and the ways in which they have tried to reconcile at the Olympics in the past, what do you think of their moves toward unification for the 2018 Winter Olympics?
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"Washington is essentially trying to show that its full strength is behind this deal and it wants to also indicate to Kabul that it's fully behind Afghanistan as the peace and reconciliation process moves toward a formal beginning," Michael Kugelman, deputy director Asia Program at the Wilson Center, said.
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To spend time at the military court as it moves toward the trial of the accused 9/11 conspirators — a proceeding years in the making — is to see those conflicts and others in a variety of ways, including through the clothes they wear and the messages they send.
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Trump moves toward releasing memo he hopes will undermine Russia probe Critics say this is nothing more than a coordinated attempt by Trump and allies on Capitol Hill to selectively misuse intelligence to malign Mueller's investigation and to give a pretext to remove senior officials overseeing the probe.
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That rally revealed a fired up Trump focused on attacking Democrats over their moves toward impeachment, savaging his would-be rival former Vice President Joe Biden -- including by making false or unsubstantiated claims -- and insisted once again that he did nothing improper in pressing the Ukrainian president to investigate Biden.
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His continued presence in a series that has few qualms about dispatching characters who've outlived their narrative use, combined with his actions in "Dragonstone," signals a shift that becomes all the more intriguing as the series moves toward its endgame: Westeros's preeminent nihilist may have finally found purpose after all.
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Keeping the embassy in Tel Aviv, by contrast, solidifies a series of Trump's moves toward the traditional center on the Israel-Palestine conflict — showing that his administration is more interested in negotiating a two-state solution to the conflict than in pandering to the Israeli and evangelical pro-Israel right.
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I think when Snapchat becomes more popular and an easier place to live in, and the beautiful suburb of Facebook suddenly has trash and broken glass and moves toward the land of Twitter, which as we all know is really problematic, I think they'll start to do something about it.
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Washington (CNN)The US military has ships and aircraft in place to strike Syria if ordered to do so by President Donald Trump, but so far it does not appear as if the Syrian government has made any further moves toward a chemical weapons attack, several defense officials have told CNN.
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She organized conservative white women who like her were concerned with the changing social mores of the 1960s and 70s—which meant not just feminism but the civil rights movement and moves toward racial equality—to oppose the ERA, a proposal that was overwhelmingly popular and, feminists thought, a foregone conclusion.
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In excerpts from "Unhinged: An Insider's Account of the Trump White House" obtained by the New York Daily News, Manigault Newman questions her former boss over video that appears to show Trump grabbing the arm of Prime Minister Duško Marković as he moves toward the front of a group of leaders.
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Yet as a more famous and formidable avatar of the mega-rich, former New York City mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, moves toward a run of his own in a 2020 Democratic primary defined largely by economic inequality, he is stepping into a public moment uniquely fraught for the three-comma set.
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As the House moves toward votes on a pair of GOP immigration reform bills, across the aisle a new bipartisan Gang of Four plans to meet next week to begin in-depth negotiations on a bill to solve the problem of mass detentions and child separation at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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The actors seize the raised platform of Ms. Devlin's set as required and hold it, Mr. Dillane's incantatory hush audibly hardening as Frank moves toward a final reckoning that conjoins with a later Friel masterwork, "Translations," to speak to the grim forces of tribalism that stalk the world at large.
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Hedge funds such as David Tepper's Appaloosa Management and Daniel Loeb's Third Point showed bullish moves toward the sector, while Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway also appeared sanguine on the sector by maintaining a big stake in U.S. pipeline operator Kinder Morgan, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filings showed Friday and Monday.
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"Fully embracing the three pillars of Nissan Intelligent Mobility — Intelligent Driving, Intelligent Power and Intelligent Integration — the IMs concept moves toward the creation of a sustainable mobile society in the form of EVs, autonomous drive and connectivity technologies," said Denis Le Vot, senior vice president, chairman of Management Committee, Nissan North America.
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Over the next few months, the company made small moves toward realizing that vision: last year's remaster of the original Gears of War was released on both Windows 10 and Xbox One; when you bought Quantum Break on Xbox One, you received a code to download it on Windows 10, as well.
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During each orbit around Earth, LightSail 2 has to make two 90-degree turns of its solar sail: The sail should get turned away from the sun (akin to sailing downwind) as the craft moves away, then be perpendicular to the sun as it moves toward the light (much like tacking a sailboat).
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The Trump administration has already made some positive moves toward a political agreement: Ambassador Alice Wells, the U.S. Department of State's deputy assistant secretary for South and Central Asia, met with Taliban leaders in Doha in July with the support of the Afghan government in an attempt to further Afghanistan's ongoing peace process.
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During each orbit around Earth, LightSail 2 has to make two 90-degree turns of its solar sail: The sail gets turned away from the sun (akin to sailing downwind) as the craft moves away, then turns perpendicular to the sun as it moves toward the light (much like tacking a sailboat).
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What happened: Following President Donald Trump's decision to bar travel from Europe, and absent a sense that global policymakers had the tools or ability to step in and cushion the economic and financial fallout as the world moves toward recession, the Dow plunged 20%, its worst day since Black Monday in 1987.
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Lady Bird's arc moves toward this point — helped along by the inevitable changes that come with high school graduation and the start of college — and when the realization finally hits mother and daughter that they truly love each other, it's a rare and grace-filled moment to see in a teen-focused comedy.
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"The integration of software and hardware robots will happen, not least because of the connectivity offered by moves toward cloud computing, but also because of the exponential advances we are seeing in technological capability," claim professors Leslie Willcocks and Mary Lacity, authors of the forthcoming book Service Automation: Robots and The Future of Work.
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But as it moves toward a decision on how best to address its own contribution to that legacy as well as its moral obligation to the descendants, it should think in terms of a grand gesture — certainly a permanent memorial and a recruitment and scholarship system that would encourage descendants to attend the university.
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Although there are a lot of things that make Uber's story unique, the size of its board is one that has gotten little attention, and could provide a whole new set of dynamics to watch for as the company moves toward stabilizing its future after a rash of bad news stories this past year.
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Moves toward open science, and for a change in the academic environment that currently incentivizes secrecy and the hoarding of data, are perhaps our best chance to improve research reproducibility Recent studies have found that an alarmingly high share of experiments that have been rerun have not produced results in line with the original research.
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Moshfegh pulls the lens back slightly and tells the story from the old man's point of view and then, with extreme subtlety, moves toward the woman's point of view until the two characters form a nexus of potential violence that culminates in a dramatic episode, during a storm, in the old man's living room.
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" While he has seen no moves toward cooperation yet, "they are in a world of hurt," Mr. Schatz said of Republicans, "because none of their plans add up, and their members are starting to figure this out and the public is starting to figure this out, and they don't have Obama as a foil anymore.
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After what felt like the longest seven days in history, season two episode seven of "Game of Thrones," titled "Stormborn," finally came on TV. The majority of this episode felt similar to the season premiere: catching up with characters, and seeing the story mechanics that will bring everyone closer together as the series moves toward the end.
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And yet as "Oh, Jeez" moves toward its conclusion — which features Cartman trying to move to Mars with his new girlfriend, so she won't find out all of the awful things he's said about women when Troll Trace goes live worldwide — the flop sweat from having to rewrite the entire episode on the fly definitely shows.
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As the Pentagon moves toward selecting its primary cloud vendor for the next decade, Oracle in particular has been complaining to anyone who will listen that Amazon has an unfair advantage in the deal, going so far as to file a formal complaint last month, even before bids were in and long before the Pentagon made its choice.
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"Shares are overbought and due for a bit of profit-taking but moves toward a resolution of bank woes are helping in Europe, global economic data is mostly good and the period around Christmas/New Year is normally positive for shares," Shane Oliver, head of investment strategy at AMP Capital in Sydney, wrote in a note.
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At a time when wealth disparity in the United States continues to grow and the lion's share of the expanding economy moves toward the wealthiest among us, the news that Devos is profiting off the policies of the administration she serves in is anything but surprising, yet wholly counterproductive to a healthy economy and functioning democracy.
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"The fact is an attempted filibuster of a Supreme Court nominee is rare, and to do so in this context with such an eminently qualified and brilliant judge, is nothing short of obstructionism," White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer said Monday, insisting that Democrats' moves toward a filibuster aren't in line with previous Senate consideration of Supreme Court nominees.
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A happy energy and wonderfully gregarious mood flows as the sun connects with jovial Jupiter at 2:02 PM and the moon connects with Jupiter at 4:55 PM. The full moon in fierce fire sign Aries arrives at 5:08 PM, bringing a big emotional release and encouraging us to be strong as we make moves toward independence.
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As the industry moves toward electricity and autonomy, one of the most compelling business models for a wannabe self-driving car company is as follows: operate a fleet of vehicles in a city where there are lots of riders who can access the service using smartphones, run those vehicles day and night, 24/7, and power them with electricity.
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He is very tall and he has a college degree and I wish I could show you a picture but my phone is dead and I'm making no moves toward charging it, in fact I'm going dark for the next week while I am home to experience some peace and quiet, even from Kevin who is my boyfriend who I love.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE has asserted that China is trying to meddle in the 2018 midterms as a form of retaliation against his administration's trade moves toward the country.
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The Senate on Thursday is set to conclude a marathon question-and-answer session as it moves toward a turning point in President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats outraged over White House lawyer's claim that some foreign involvement in elections is acceptable Senators take reins of impeachment trial in marathon question session White House announces task force to monitor coronavirus MORE's impeachment trial.
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Watching its neighbors, Poland, Hungary and Slovakia prosper with their membership in the European Union caused the downfall of Yanukovych, who wanted to halt his country's moves toward closer association with the EU. Any help Pompeo and the United States can offer Ukraine that might enable it to become part of the EU will help thwart a host of Putin's most cherished desires.
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It's not hard to compare that segregationist backlash to what's happened over the past couple of years: As our country moves toward being majority minority, our first black president finished up his last term, and more and more marginalized groups are asserting their voices and rights, there emerged a powerful movement of racist, sexist, anti-Jewish, and anti-Muslim white nationalists.
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FERC NOMINEE MOVES TOWARD CONFIRMATION: The Senate voted Wednesday to advance President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's nominee to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) despite Sen.
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Kay predicts that, together, she and Chris will have a life like those depicted in "Bitter Sweet," the 1929 operetta by Noël Coward, but the piece ends tragically, and what we're left with, primarily, is the image of Kay changing her clothes at various times during the performance, as though exchanging one skin for another as she moves toward a freedom that she will never know.
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"If you take Pluto and you put an extra weight on the surface of Pluto, then Pluto will roll over so that weight moves toward the equator and toward either the point directly underneath Charon or the point opposite that," said Francis Nimmo, a professor of earth and planetary sciences at the University of California, Santa Cruz, and lead author of one of the Nature papers.
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I can understand a fiction writer's frustration at her work being read as autobiographical, and at the way that particular obsession with the personal ignores the craft that has gone into the writing, the way a story moves toward a bigger truth instead of simply recounting life events, the way it exists in its own aesthetic universe outside of whatever "real" incidents might have inspired or been incorporated into it.
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If Donald Trump moves toward the political mainstream, if he truly renounces the forces of hate who supported his campaign, if he finds a path to compromise across party lines, if he chooses experienced and reasonable leaders to manage the critical functions of government, and if he grows as an individual under the heavy mantle of leadership, we must set aside our personal animosity and support him in that process.
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Whether it's Amanda in Liberia telling us that she tries to praise to herself as often as possible or Keren in Mexico saying that her opinion is the only one that matters, women around the world are making serious moves toward self-love, just like we are in the U.S. Ahead, check out highlights from all six of our global shoots, then tell us what you think still needs to change about body image worldwide.
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Even Speechless, despite its many bold and praiseworthy moves toward better representation, has been criticized by some disability rights advocates as being too heavily focused on special needs families without necessarily offering JJ the possibility of a full life as a disabled adult, and disabled TV characters (especially those in top-rated, highly popular shows) are still overwhelmingly white, straight, and male, not yet permitted to occupy multiple marginalized identities at once.
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"We expect to issue some temporary allotments to eight jurisdictions, but only because they have demonstrated significant reductions in crude oil and cooperation on many other fronts and have made important moves toward getting to zero crude oil importation," Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE said earlier this month.
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The British pound lost more than 10 percent of its value early on Friday in a massive "flash crash" that underscored concerns about Britain's economic stability as it starts to negotiate an exit from the European Union Dijsselbloem said the sharp drop reflected investor disappointment in what he views as the British government's moves toward a "hard Brexit" - a divorce that would leave Britain without the full trade and economic benefits of full participation in the market of nearly 500 million people.
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Recent stories: -Federal board moves toward penalties on solar panel imports -Trump officials adopt 'base'-first strategy on nuclear and coal -Court dismisses lawsuit over Obama-era fracking rule -EPA teaching employees how to avoid leaking information -Officials warn Puerto Rico could be without power for 6 months -Nicaragua to sign Paris deal, leaving US, Syria as only countries opposed -San Francisco, Oakland sue oil companies over climate change -California files lawsuit over Trump's border wall -French president: Paris climate deal 'will not be renegotiated' -EPA chief: Climate science review could take months -Senate panel approves Trump energy nominees View the discussion thread.
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